Partner Government Assistance Under PIO Agreements Sample Clauses

Partner Government Assistance Under PIO Agreements. If activities under the agreement, or any part of the agreement, will be implemented by a partner government via a pass-through funding arrangement using that government’s own public financial-management system (including procurement), USAID should not rely solely upon the PIO’s assessment, oversight, and management of the partner-country government (see ADS 220.3.3.2.b). In all cases, USAID must still ensure and document an appropriate level of diligence, which should include review of, or participation in, a XXX’s assessment of the partner-country government’s public financial management system, technical capabilities, and monitoring and evaluation capacity.
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Partner Government Assistance Under PIO Agreements. If activities under the agreement, or any part of the agreement, will be implemented by a partner government via a pass-through funding arrangement using that government’s own public financial-management system (including procurement), USAID should not rely solely upon the PIO’s assessment, oversight, and management of the partner-country government (see ADS 220.3.3.2.b). In all cases, USAID must still ensure and document an appropriate level of diligence, which should include review of, or participation in, a XXX’s assessment of the partner-country government’s public financial management system, technical capabilities, and monitoring and evaluation capacity.‌‌ 308.3.2.1 Organizational Capacity Reviews‌ Effective Date: 01/13/2020 An Organizational Capacity Review (OCR) is a “desk review” of a PIO’s policy and organizational framework and operational and managerial capacity. The purpose of an OCR is to conduct a high-level assessment of whether or not a PIO is organizationally capable of adequately safeguarding USAID resources, and to highlight any significant concerns, considerations, or risks that should be taken into account in working with the PIO. Because OCRs inform USAID funding decisions, each OCR must be supported by substantive due diligence. OCRs should be updated at least every five years but may be updated more frequently if specific circumstances warrant earlier reviews. Prior to entering into an agreement with a PIO, the Agency must conduct an OCR for the PIO which must be approved by either PPL/DC (Category 1) or the AO (Category 2). The AO must ensure that an appropriate OCR has been executed and transmit an approved copy to PPL/DC within 30 days of obligating funding. When conducting an OCR, PPL/DC (Category 1) or the AO (Category 2) should consider and evaluate the following: ● The quality of the PIO's past performance with respect to USG and other donor- funded projects, including compliance with the terms and conditions of the funding agreements, efficiency and effectiveness of implementation, and extent of results achieved; ● Internal and external audits, reviews, evaluations, and assessments of a XXX’s USG-funded programs, including but not limited to those performed by the PIO itself, independent auditors, U.S. Government Agency Inspectors General, the GAO, and the Departments of State and Treasury; ● PIO assessments by non-USG organizations, including the Multilateral Organization Performance Assessment Network (MOPAN), bilateral d...
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