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PFS PROJECT DESCRIPTION. A. Contractual Framework and Overview of the Contract and Ancillary Agreements This Contract shall govern the rights and obligations of the Parties in connection with the PFS Project. In addition to this Contract, the Parties acknowledge that the Ancillary Agreements listed in Annex D hereto are necessary for the performance by the Parties of their obligations hereunder and for the performance of the PFS Project. B. Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties and the Funders, Social Finance, and J- PAL (collectively, the Funders, Social Finance and J-PAL shall be referred to as the “Support Organizations”) 1. SCDHHS shall have the following responsibilities and obligations: x Administer the HV Pilot Waiver to provide appropriate and timely Medicaid payments for services provided to Project Participants in accordance with the terms of all provider agreements between each IA and SCDHHS including the provider enrollment agreement and the provider contract (collectively, the “Provider Contracts”); x Use best efforts to administer the HV Pilot Waiver in a manner that mitigates risk of an early termination of the PFS Project. x No later than thirty (30) days following the Effective Date, provide $7,500,000 in South Carolina state funds to the PFS Success Fund, which will be administered by Children’s Trust and used to make any PFS Success Payments due; x Refer pregnant Medicaid-eligible women who are likely to be first- time mothers to NFP for potential enrollment as Sample Members in the Control Group or the Intervention Group starting in the Pilot Period; and x Provide necessary data to the Independent Evaluator to facilitate assessment of the PFS Outcome Metrics and the evaluation of the PFS Project (the “PFS Evaluation”) in accordance with Annex E. 2. NFP shall serve as the programmatic intermediary entity for the PFS Project through the following activities: x Receive and distribute funding received from the Funders to cover all PFS Project costs that are not funded through the HV Pilot Waiver in accordance with Annex A; x Coordinate service delivery across the IAs who participate in the PFS Project; x Establish sufficient training capacity for the NFP Program model to be implemented pursuant to this Contract; x Establish and manage a centralized point of contact for all statewide referrals into the NFP Program with support from SCDHHS and the IAs; x Establish and implement strategies to reduce the costs of the NFP Program by 25.0 percent by the end of the PF...
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PFS PROJECT DESCRIPTION. Contractual Framework and Overview of the Contract and Ancillary Agreements This Contract shall govern the rights and obligations of the Parties in connection with the PFS Project. In addition to this Contract, the Parties acknowledge that the Ancillary Agreements listed in Annex D hereto are necessary for the performance by the Parties of their obligations hereunder and for the performance of the PFS Project.
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