We have created a template of a sub-award monitoring policy and a subrecipient monitoring form that you can modify as you build your procedures. Additional information can be found in the webinar, “You won the grant. Now what?”
Supplanting occurs when a state or unit of local government reduces state or local funds for an activity specifically because federal funds are available (or expected to be available) to fund that same activity. When supplanting is not permitted, federal funds must be used to supplement existing state or local funds for program activities and …
Congratulations on your new award! There is a lot to do with a brand-new grant award but the first five things you should do are as follows: Celebrate first. It’s exciting to win a new grant award! And then… Read the Notice of Funding Award (or the equivalent award document) thoroughly and ensure that both …
If an outside entity will “carry out part of the project or program,” the agreement between the recipient and the outside entity is a “subaward.” If, instead, a recipient agrees to provide funds to an outside entity, and, in exchange, the outside entity will provide the recipient with goods or services ancillary to the award, …
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