Desk Reviews. Site audits In its use of these monitoring tools, the State emphasizes clear communication to ensure a feedback loop that supports Subrecipients in maintaining compliance with federal requirements. The State may at any time elect to conduct additional Subrecipient monitoring. Subrecipients therefore should maintain grant records accurately in the event that the State exercises this right. The State may also waive its right to perform certain Subrecipient monitoring activities. If, at any time, the State waives its right to certain Subrecipient monitoring activities, it will note which activities were not completed and the reasons why that activity was not necessary. Each of the monitoring tools and policies regarding their use are described in detail beginning on page 5 of the Vermont Health Care Innovation Project Grant Program Application. The parties agree that the Application will be incorporated by reference into this contract at the point this contract is signed.
Desk Reviews. CNCS may conduct desk reviews to make limited verifications of recipient compliance with the terms of their award, conduct a review of the recipient’s general management practices, and identify any practice or procedure that may require further scrutiny.
Desk Reviews. A desktop review was conducted prior to site visit. Documents reviewed include: Feasibility Study Reports and Preliminary Designs of the Proposed Project Components National Environmental Acts and Regulations (EMCA 1999 and EIA/EA Regulations 2003) and African Development Bank (AfDB) Operational Safeguards Policies.
Desk Reviews. AmeriCorps may conduct desk reviews to make limited verifications of recipient compliance with the terms of their award, conduct a review of the recipient’s general management practices, and identify any practice or procedure that may require further scrutiny.
Desk Reviews. Site audits In its use of these monitoring tools, the State emphasizes clear communication to ensure a feedback loop that supports Subrecipients in maintaining compliance with federal requirements. The State may at any time elect to conduct additional Subrecipient monitoring. Subrecipients therefore should maintain grant records accurately in the event that the State exercises this right. The State may also waive its right to perform certain Subrecipient monitoring activities. If, at any time, the State waives its right to certain Subrecipient monitoring activities, it will note which activities were not completed and the reasons why that activity was not necessary.
