Non-U.S. NGO Recipients‌ Sample Clauses

Non-U.S. NGO Recipients‌. Because 2 CFR 200 is not legally applicable to awards to non-U.S. organizations, as a matter of USAID policy, the standards in this ADS section must be used for making awards to non-U.S. recipients with specific conditions. Where deficiencies or weaknesses are identified by the pre-award survey under 303.3.9.1b(2) and cannot be corrected prior to award, the AO may make an award upon a favorable risk assessment determination that is contingent upon one or more specific conditions in the award. Such specific conditions must mitigate the risks posed by the deficiencies or weaknesses identified by the NUPAS and require the recipient to correct the reported deficiencies. Specific conditions for non-U.S. recipients may be of limited duration or may cover the entire period of the award. For additional guidance on specific conditions for non-‌ U.S. recipients, see ADS 303sam, NUPAS Non-U.S. Organization Pre-Award Survey Guidelines and Support. Additionally, when specific conditions are used with non-U.S. recipients, the following requirements apply:‌‌‌‌
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Non-U.S. NGO Recipients‌. Because 2 CFR 200 is not legally applicable to awards to non-U.S. organizations, as a matter of USAID policy, the standards in this ADS section must be used for making awards to non-U.S. recipients with specific conditions. Where deficiencies or weaknesses are identified by the AO during the pre-award risk assessment and cannot be corrected prior to award, the AO may make an award that is contingent upon one or more specific conditions in the award. Such specific conditions must mitigate the risks posed by the deficiencies or weaknesses identified and require the recipient to correct the reported deficiencies. Specific conditions for non-U.S. recipients may be of limited duration or may cover the entire period of the award. When specific conditions are used with non-U.S. recipients, the following requirements apply:‌
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