Fund Council definition

Fund Council means the CGIAR Fund’s decision making body representing all Fund Donors.
Fund Council means the decision-making body for the CGIAR Fund acting on behalf of the Fund donors;
Fund Council means the council of the Fund, which is responsible for developing, adopting and evaluating the operational policies and programs for Fund-financed activities;

Examples of Fund Council in a sentence

  • In approving a CRP proposal, the Fund Council is understood to agree that such CRP proposal is within the scope of the SRF.

  • The Fund Council and the Consortium are expected to determine and coordinate an appropriate degree of and approach for Fund Donor input into the development of CRP proposals.

  • The Trustee records notations and commitments of CGIAR Fund funds based on Fund Council approvals and transfers available committed funds based on proper fund transfer requests from the Consortium, the ISPC and other approved recipients.

  • Implementation of each CRP is expected to involve two or more Centers and their partners, with relevant management arrangements to be described in the proposal submitted to the Fund Council.

  • The World Bank seeks to position its inputs into decisions about the use, allocation and oversight of funds as a Fund Council Member, rather than through its Trustee or Fund Office functions.

  • The Executive Secretary of the Fund Council leads the Fund Office and is selected and appointed by the World Bank in accordance with World Bank policies and procedures.

  • The Fund Council participates in endorsing the position’s terms of reference and is involved in shortlisting and interviewing candidates.

  • The Fund Council remains responsible and accountable for the substance and content of its decision making.

  • The annual work program and operating budget of the Fund Office are subject to approval by the Fund Council and are financed through the CGIAR Fund.

  • In doing so, the Fund Council seeks to balance its interest in receiving advice with the goal of limiting administrative burdens on the Consortium and Centers.

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