Evidence on the use of Funds Sample Clauses

Evidence on the use of Funds. The Authorized Party is obligated to furnish evidence on the use of funds. This generally happens by means of a duly signed disbursement request accompanied by the documents referred to in Article 3.2.1, which is considered evidence on the use of Funds for the respective accounting period. These documents are subject to further review within the scope of the Audit set forth in Article 3.4. KfW is entitled at its discretion to demand separate evidence of the use of Funds, if no replenishment is requested owing to delays in the Project/Programme. In that case the Authorized Party shall deliver the documents referred to in Article 3.2.1, but with the amount requested for replenishment equalling zero. Furthermore, the Authorized Party shall ensure by the same means that all evidence on the use of Funds is made available to KfW within six months of conclusion of all measures or completion of the Project/ Programme. For the final accounting period, the documentation submitted as evidence on the use of Funds shall include bank account statements for the Special Account and all Local Special Account(s) (if applicable) showing a balance of zero or the amount which will be repaid to KfW at the end of the accounting period.
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