The Social Accountability Implementing Partner (SAIP Sample Clauses

The Social Accountability Implementing Partner (SAIP. SAIPs are responsible for the implementation of the contracted grant project. As such, they are responsible for the community mobilization, creating awareness and building the capacities of citizens and citizens groups on their rights, responsibilities and entitlements to contribute to and demand better public basic services. SAIPs report to the MA on the implementation of their grant project. Besides the implementation of the activities foreseen in their grant projects, SAIPs are required to participate in the trainings, which are offered to them as part of the Capacity Development and Training (see section 3.2). The success of a grant project, however, does not only depend on the skills to train and to achieve the results envisaged. It also largely depends on how the project activities are implemented and the financial resources are managed. To this end, the SAIP shall put maximum effort in the optimal utilization of the grant and ensuring a sound financial system is in place. SAIPs have the responsibility to:  Ensure that an adequate financial system with internal controls is in place;  Ensure qualified and capable staff is in place to properly administer the grant budget;  Manage the financial resources of the grant project properly and effectively;  Ensure the requirements outlined in this Manual are sufficiently addressed in their internal financial management system;  Implement the grant project in accordance with the grant agreement. This includes, amongst others, the fair and reasonable spending of the budget, proper documenting of the implementation (both financially and in terms of progress on reaching results) and adhering to the contracted reporting schedules and the agreed reporting deadlines. The SAIP will be solely responsible for any kind of other report required on this project, for example to the GoE and relevant governmental bodies. The MA will not take any further responsibility in this regard.
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