Duplicate Funding definition

Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a Third Party (for the avoidance of doubt, including a government entity other than the Authority) to the Grant Recipient, which is for the same purpose for which the Grant was made, but has not been declared to the Authority; Eligibility Criteria mean the Authority’s selection criteria used to determine who should be grant recipients including the Grant Recipient; EIR means the Environmental Information Regulations 2004;
Duplicate Funding means funding received by the Recipient from a Third Party (including a Crown Body) which is intended to be used to deliver the Purpose, and which has not been declared to the Authority. Alternate sources of funding where declared and accepted as Supplementary Funding will not be considered Duplicate Funding but instead Match Funding so long as the Recipient can demonstrate what additionality (sustainability; volumes; scope; geography etc) this enables the Purpose to achieve;
Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a Third Party to the Grant Recipient, which is for the same purpose for which the Grant was made but has not been declared to DWP; DWP means the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions; DWP Personal Data means any Personal Data supplied for the purposes of, or in connection with, this Grant Agreement by DWP to the Grant Recipient; FOIA means the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and any subordinate legislation made under that Act from time to time together with any guidance or codes of practice issued by the relevant government department concerning the legislation;

Examples of Duplicate Funding in a sentence

  • Please also note the Duplicate Funding clause included in Section IV of the EPA Solicitation Clauses incorporated by reference in this NOFO and referenced in Section V.E.• Resubmission Status: Specify if the application is for a resubmission of a previously submitted and reviewed application.

  • The Grant Recipient agrees that it will not apply for or obtain Duplicate Funding in respect of any part of the Funded Activities which have been paid for in full using the Grant.

  • The US has favored allowing states failing to meet targets to buy credits from countries that have met their goals, as well as counting carbon sucked up by forests and farms.

  • Duplicate Funding CertificationThe specific activities and costs in this report were not requested from another funding source or, if they were requested, that other source has not yet approved the funding.

  • IV.G. Duplicate Funding Generally, applicants are not prohibited from submitting the same or virtually the same proposal to EPA under multiple competitions, if appropriate.


More Definitions of Duplicate Funding

Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a Third Party (for the avoidance of doubt, including private investors and a government entity other than the Authority) to the Grant Recipient, which is for the same Funded Activities for which the Grant was made, but has not been declared to the Authority; Eligibility Criteria mean the Authority’s selection criteria used to determine who should be grant recipients including the Grant Recipient; Eligible Land means undeveloped land not already classified as woodland, that is entirely based in England and for which the Grant Recipient has Management Control. Eligible Land is also not the subject of a current tenancy dispute, nor subject to another obligation which is incompatible with the Grant; End of Capital Funding Date means the last day on which Capital Items can be paid for, to be eligible for reimbursement. The End of Capital Funding Date is two years from the Commencement Date; EIR means the Environmental Information Regulations 2004;
Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a third party to the Grant Recipient for the same purpose as the Grant, but not declared to the Authority; Eligibility Criteria mean the Authority’s selection criteria used to determine who should be grant recipients including the Grant Recipient as set out in the Invitation to Tender [insert Bravo reference]; Eligible Expenditure means the payments made by the Grant Recipient making use of the Grant for the purposes of delivering the Funded Activities that comply in all respects with these Conditions and in particular with condition 5 and Schedule 4; EIR means the Environmental Information Regulations 2004;
Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a Third Party to the Grant Recipient or any Employer, which is for the same purpose for which the Grant was made but has not been declared to DWP; DWP means the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions; DWP Personal Data means any Personal Data supplied for the purposes of, or in connection with, this Grant Agreement by DWP to the Grant Recipient or any Employer; Employer means an employer on whose behalf the Grant Recipient has submitted an application for Kickstart Scheme funding and who has met DWP’s checks as part of the application process; Employer Agreement means the agreement between the Grant Recipient and each Employer, in the form provided in the Grant Offer Letter, which sets out the terms that apply to Funded Activities carried out by the Employer with the Grant.
Duplicate Funding means funding received by the Recipient from a Third Party (including a Crown Body) which is intended to be used to deliver the Purpose, and which has not been declared to the Authority. Alternate sources of funding where declared and accepted as Supplementary Funding will not be considered Duplicate Funding so long as the Recipient can demonstrate what additionality (volumes; scope; geography) this enables the Purpose to achieve;
Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a Third Party to the Grant Recipient, which is for the same purpose as the Grant, but has not been declared to the Authority; Eligibility Criteria mean the Authority’s selection criteria used to determine who should be grant recipients including the Grant Recipient; Eligible Expenditure means the payments made by the Grant Recipient during the Funding Period for the purposes of delivering the Funded Activities which comply in all respects with the eligibility rules set out in paragraph 5 of these Conditions; EIR means the Environmental Information Regulations 2004; Event of Default means an event or circumstance as defined by paragraph 25.3; Financial Year means from 1 April to 31 March;
Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a third party to the Grant Recipient which is for the same purpose as the Grant, but has not been declared to HMRC;
Duplicate Funding means funding provided by a Third Party to the Employer, which is for the same purpose for which the Funding was made but has not been declared to the Gateway.