REVIEWS AND OTHER FOLLOW-UP MEASURES Sample Clauses

REVIEWS AND OTHER FOLLOW-UP MEASURES. 9.1 If the Grant Recipient or another interested party initiates a review or evaluation of activities wholly or partly funded by the Grant, MFA shall be informed. The Grant Recipient shall forward a copy of the report of any such review or evaluation to MFA without undue delay.
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REVIEWS AND OTHER FOLLOW-UP MEASURES. 9.1 A mid-term review focusing on progress to date shall be carried out tentatively by 31 March 2020. The Grant Recipient shall draft the terms of reference for the review and submit them to the other Party for approval. The costs of the review shall be included in the Project budget.
REVIEWS AND OTHER FOLLOW-UP MEASURES. 9.1 <An external mid-term review focusing on <progress to date/ [specify other topic for the review]> shall be carried out by [specify deadline]. <The Grant Recipient shall draft the terms of reference for the review and submit them to the Donor for approval. / The Donor shall draft the terms of reference for the review and submit them to the Grant Recipient for comments.> The costs of the review shall be included in the Project budget.
REVIEWS AND OTHER FOLLOW-UP MEASURES. 9.1 A mid-term review focusing on progress and results to date shall be carried out by December 2024. MFA shall draft the terms of reference for the review and submit them to the other Party for approval. The costs of the review shall be covered by MFA over and above the Grant.
REVIEWS AND OTHER FOLLOW-UP MEASURES. 9.1 An end-term review focusing on results achieved by the Project shall be carried out by the end of January 2023. The Grant Recipient shall draft the terms of reference for the review and submit them to the other Party for approval. The costs of the review shall be included in the Project budget.

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