Cost Sharing and Leveraging Sample Clauses

Cost Sharing and Leveraging. The College of Engineering (CoE) and the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department have recognized the need to expand the NEP. As a result of this two faculties have been recently hired including (August 2016) and (August 2017). The recent hire was made possible through NRC’s Faculty Development Grants. COE have recently conducted an external evaluation of NEP to assess the future role of the OSU NEP in meeting the growing demand for nuclear energy. COE is committed to grow the program by hiring additional faculty members to be affiliated with NEP.
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Cost Sharing and Leveraging. Effective Date: 06/01/2006 Leveraging represents all of the non-USAID resources that are expected to be applied to a program. It may include cost sharing, but may also include resources that third- parties bring to the program without necessarily providing them to the recipient. These parties may include the host government, private foundations, businesses, or individuals. The recipient is not responsible for any leveraging in excess of the agreed- upon cost share. For more information regarding leveraging and its application to Global Development Alliance (GDA) activities, please refer to the GDA home page (available only to those with access to the USAID internal Web site) and USAID Global Partnerships.
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