Recommendation 15 called for commencement of capacity building of grantees .

Cash donations will be accepted.

(iii) Direct Grant Financing for Enabling Activities

(iii) Direct Grant Financing for Enabling Activities. .

IV. ACCEPTANCE OF GIFTS OR OTHER FAVOURS

IV. ACCEPTANCE OF GIFTS OR OTHER FAVOURS

The above mentioned project grants have been paid and the beneficiaries of travel grants have participated in the Working Group.

(3) Accepting assets donation with obligations or donating assets

Recommendation 3 called for awarding grants for training , in particular training of staff of grantee organizations.

It is more blessed to give than to receive.

Section IV. Acceptance of gifts or other favours

IV. ACCEPTANCE OF GIFTS OR OTHER FAVOURS

(g) Project grants should be allocated for direct assistance to victims and to local NGOs.

Payment of grants the beneficiary organizations are requested to approve all conditions attached to the grant, such as providing narrative and financial reports on the use of grants by a given deadline.

Grants have been made directly to institutions and networks of practitioners.

Donations of goods are received and distributed directly to children and their families.

Recommendation 16 called for stronger donor relations and for grantees to be invited to donor meetings.

E. Grants contributions

J. Grants and contributions

Recommendation 4, greater geographical balance in grant allocation , called for a proactive approach by the secretariat in identifying potential grantees.

(u) Ex gratia payments

A 50 450 (Offers by Member States of grants and scholarships for higher education, including vocational training, for Palestine refugees).

A 50 450 (Offers by Member States of grants and scholarships for higher education, including vocational training, for Palestine refugees).

A 51 370 (Offers by Member States of grants and scholarships for higher education, including vocational training, for Palestine refugees).

A 51 370 (Offers by Member States of grants and scholarships for higher education, including vocational training, for Palestine refugees).

A 52 415 (Offers by Member States of grants and scholarships for higher education, including vocational training, for Palestine refugees).

Grants policy

The grant will be used to provide students with CD ROM capability and worldwide Internet access.

Beneficiaries of project grants will have to provide the secretariat of the Fund with narrative and financial reports on the use of their grants before 1 November 2006.

Until satisfactory reports on the use of previous grants are received, no new project grant can be paid to these beneficiaries.

A 49 439 (Offers by Member States of grants and scholarships for higher education, including vocational training, for Palestine refugees).

The recommendation is accepted and is in the process of implementation through an integrated grant monitoring system. The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has set up a database monitoring system for the management of grants, which is currently being tested.

The GEF Small Grants Programme, Apply for an SGP Grant (2004), http sgp.undp.org index.cfm?module ActiveWeb page WebPage s ApplyforanSGPGrant.

A 48 372 (Offers by Member States of grants and scholarships for higher education, including vocational training, for Palestine refugees).

Under the Millennium Challenge Account, attainment of performance criteria by countries receiving grants replaces the debt service of traditional bilateral loan assistance.

Grants are made directly to community based organizations (CBOs) and non governmental organizations (NGOs) in developing countries, and are approved by the SGP at the national level, administered by UNDP.

Beneficiaries of project grants will then have to provide satisfactory narrative and financial reports on the use of their grants before 1 November 2006.

GEF Small Grants Programme website, Apply for an SGP Grant (2004), at http sgp.undp.org index.cfm?module ActiveWeb page WebPage s ApplyforanSGPGrant.

Further, consultations among donors and recipients had to be initiated to review the definition of official development assistance (ODA) and the list of recipient countries that qualified for ODA in order to reflect current needs and realities.

Criteria for loans and grants

Nepalese police regulations determined that law enforcement officials were strictly prohibited from accepting any grants or gifts (without prior approval) and from placing themselves under any kind of pecuniary obligation.

Collection of donations requires prior authorization from the executive office of the province concerned.

Grants and contributions (increase 976,000)

In addition, grant aid in the social sector is preferable to loans, as the latter would drive the nation into heavy debt.

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