Section 487 Sample Clauses

Section 487. Under Section 487 of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (FAA) (Section 487), as amended, no assistance may be provided under this Agreement to or through any individual or entity where the United States Government has reason to believe that the individual, the entity or a "key individual" of the entity is or has been involved in "drug trafficking activities" (including "money laundering") (all quoted terms in this clause having the meanings given them in Section 487 and USAID Automated Directives System (ADS) Chapter 206). If assistance under this Agreement is to be provided by CDC to an individual or entity in or from a "covered country," or if CDC knows or has a reasonable suspicion that the proposed individual, entity, or "key individual" of the entity is or has been involved in "drug trafficking activities," then CDC is responsible for ensuring that the assistance is provided in a manner consistent with the provisions of Section 487 and ADS 206, including, as applicable (i) Submitting the names of each "key individual" and "covered participant" to the Country Narcotics Coordinator at the relevant United States Embassy for clearance; (ii) Obtaining certifications in the forms of the “Key Individual Certification – Narcotics Offenses and Drug Trafficking” and the “Participant Certification - Narcotics Offenses and Drug Trafficking,” as set forth ADS 206, from each "key individual" and "covered participant"; and (iii) Including in any agreement that CDC may enter into with a "first-tier recipient" or "covered participant" the appropriate clause(s) substantially in the form(s) attached as Attachment 1 of this Schedule.
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