USES OF BEA PROGRAM AWARD REPORT Sample Clauses

USES OF BEA PROGRAM AWARD REPORT. The Recipient must submit the Uses of BEA Program Award Report to the CDFI Fund to demonstrate it has met its Performance Goal(s). If the Recipient has not expended the BEA Program Award on Authorized BEA Program Activities by the end of its Period of Performance, it must use this report in conjunction with the Explanation of Noncompliance to explain when and how it plans to expend the Award on Authorized BEA Program Activities. The Recipient must submit this report to the CDFI Fund electronically via the Recipient’s AMIS Account by the Report Submission Deadline. A. Recipients are required to exclusively use the updated 2011‐2015 BEA Eligibility Data when determining whether a census tract qualifies as a BEA Distressed Community. The updated 2011‐2015 BEA Eligibility Data has been uploaded into the CDFI Fund’s Information Mapping System (CIMS). It is also available in tabular form on the CDFI Fund’s website and can be accessed using the following link and scrolling to the “Program Eligibility Guidance” section: B. If the Recipient fails to meet its Performance Goal(s) by the end of its Period of Performance, it must submit responses to the questions listed in the Explanation of Noncompliance. The CDFI Fund will use the Recipient’s responses to the Explanation of Noncompliance, its performance toward expending the Award on Authorized BEA Program Activities, its overall activity levels, and any other information deemed appropriate by the CDFI Fund to determine whether the Recipient is not in compliance with its Award Agreement. The Recipient must submit this report to the CDFI Fund electronically via the Recipient’s AMIS Account by the Report Submission Deadline.
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USES OF BEA PROGRAM AWARD REPORT. The CDFI Fund hereby agrees to provide and the Awardee hereby agrees to accept the Award pursuant to the following terms, conditions and agreements:
USES OF BEA PROGRAM AWARD REPORT. If the Awardee receives a Bank Enterprise Award (BEA) over $50,000, or has made a commitment to serve Persistent Poverty Counties, it must submit the Uses of BEA Program Award Report to the CDFI Fund to demonstrate it has met its Performance Goal. If the Awardee has not expended the BEA Program Award (or an amount equivalent to the Award) on Authorized Uses by the end of its Performance Period, it must use this report in conjunction with the Explanation of Noncompliance to explain when and how it plans to expend the Award on Authorized Uses. The Awardee must submit this report to the CDFI Fund electronically via the Awardee’s myCDFIFund account by the Report Submission Deadline.
USES OF BEA PROGRAM AWARD REPORT. If the Awardee receives a Bank Enterprise Award over $50,000, or has made a commitment to serve Persistent Poverty Counties, the Awardee is required to submit the Uses of BEA Program Award Report to the CDFI Fund to demonstrate it has met its Performance Goal. Using an electronic form based on the chart below, the Awardee must report on its uses of the Bank Enterprise Award (or an amount equivalent) for its full Reporting Period. Awardee who made commitments to serve Persistent Poverty Counties are required to identify the portion of the total award amount related to BEA Qualified Activities in Persistent Poverty Counties.

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