Financial Management Manual definition

Financial Management Manual means the manual referred to in Section II.B.4 of Schedule 2 to this Agreement; as such manual may be amended or supplemented from time to time with the prior written approval of the Association.

Financial Management Manual means the manual dated June 2009, adopted by the Project Implementing Entity for the purpose of implementing and monitoring the financial management aspects of the Project.

Financial Management Manual means the Financial Management Manual, referred to in paragraph B of Schedule 4 to this Agreement, that sets out the financial and accounting arrangements for Implementing Partners and the Recipient’s entities, in form and substance satisfactory to the Association;

Examples of Financial Management Manual in a sentence

• Agreement officers, technical officers, accounting and finance officials, and all other responsible NASA personnel shall ensure that funds for milestone payments are obligated, billed and ex- pended in accordance with the guid- ance set forth by the NASA Financial Management Manual (FMM 9000).

• Please reference the Procurement section (Section J) of the Financial Management Manual for further instructions regarding the addition of vendors.

• See the Medicare Financial Management Manual, Chapter 3, and the Medicare Program Integrity Manual, Chapter 3, for further information on recovery of overpayments, charge limit monitoring, and fraud.

• If necessary, a carrier representative must contact one or both physicians to determine which claim is correct.) If the carrier determines that the first claim is incorrect, they follow the overpayment procedures in the Medicare Financial Management Manual, Chapter 3, for recovery of the incorrect payment from the first physician.

• At all times from the effective date of the Agreement until completion of the Agreement, Contractor shall comply with the administrative requirements, cost principles and other requirements set forth in the Financial Management Manual adopted by the State of Colorado.

More Definitions of Financial Management Manual

Financial Management Manual means either of the Financial Management Manuals.

Financial Management Manual means the manual prepared and adopted by the Recipient and approved by the Association and to be followed by the Recipient pursuant to the provisions of Schedule 2, Section II, paragraph B.2(a) of this Agreement, containing among other things, the disbursement, financial reporting, internal audit and performance monitoring procedures for the Project, as such manual may be revised with the prior written consent of the Association.

Financial Management Manual means the Recipient’s financial management manual for the Project to be developed in accordance with Section IV.B (1)(b) of Schedule 2 to this Agreement, as the same shall be updated in agreement with the Association, setting out the financial management arrangements for the Project.

Financial Management Manual means the finance, accounting and administration manual referred to in Section 7.01 (c) of this Agreement, including internal control procedures relating to the civil works, goods and technical advisory services to be carried out under the Project, a chart of accounts, and the format and content of financial reports and cash flow forecasts;

Financial Management Manual means the manual dated April 2006, satisfactory to the Association, adopted by the Project Implementing Entity for the purpose of carrying out, monitoring and supervising the financial management aspects of the implementation of the Project.

Financial Management Manual means the manual to be prepared by the Borrower setting forth financial management procedures and requirements in respect of the Project, and referred to in paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 to this Agreement.

Financial Management Manual means the Borrower’s manual dated October 29, 2009, including subsequent amendments made with the Bank’s agreement, containing various arrangements and procedures regarding financial management, accounting, fund flow, reporting, and audit.