Funded Activities. The Grant Recipient will use the Grant funding to provide six months of employment for Participants, including support to Participants in developing work skills and finding future employment. The activities funded with the Grant are described more fully below:
Funded Activities. 2.1 EWCO will fund the following items and activities for creation of woodland, paid for as Standard Cost items: • Ground preparation for the planting of trees, or to aid Natural Colonisation; • The planting and protection of young trees; • The installation or improvement of appropriate boundaries, boundary features, gates for the protection of young trees and to enable access; • The management of vegetation to prepare the land for planting or aid the establishment of young trees; • The installation of leaky woody dams, where appropriate. Standard Costs have been defined for these items and activities, as detailed in the EWCO Manual (see Annex 1). The full Standard Cost of these items and activities will be funded by the Authority (100% Intervention Rate). However, Grant funding for the Standard Cost Items is subject to an overall cap that limits the amount that will be paid to any Grant Recipient. The cap is taken as an average per hectare across the whole Land subject of the Grant Recipient’s application. The payment cap is £8,500 per hectare.
Funded Activities. 1. The Liaison staff will engage in a variety of activities including, but not limited to, field work. The January 2005 draft Irrigated Lands Conditional Waiver Program Workplan prepared by the Central Valley Water Board’s staff sets forth a list of field work activities to be engaged in to ensure compliance with Waiver terms. (draft Workplan, attached hereto as Exhibit A.) These are the types of activities that the Liaison staffs will be engaging in to support the ILP. These draft Workplan tasks include observation and communication activities such as: inspections of watershed monitoring locations, inspections of monitoring locations where data indicate that water quality objectives have been exceeded, and assisting in identification of sources of water quality violations.
Funded Activities. 1. Funded tasks and items providing training and outreach to the proposer’s and other organizations or administrative units may include the only the following:
Funded Activities. ANNEX 3 - Payment Schedule [Set out the amount of the Grant here. This may be expressed as a single block sum, or otherwise, depending on the nature of the Grant, the payment scheme and the duration of the Funding Period] [Some payment options are set out in the Agreement, but where a different payment timescale is required, set that out here (for example, payments are linked to achievement of specific project milestones)] [Where specific amounts of the grant are allocated to specific use by the Grant Recipient set out those details here] INSTALLMENTS GRANT SUM PAYABLE (On completion of agreed milestones where applicable) PAYMENT DATE Year 1 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Year 2 1st 2nd 3rd 4th ANNEX 4 - Eligible Expenditure schedule (breakdown of forecast grant expenditure) [Include details of eligible expenditure, including items of expenditure that are expressly ineligible. Grant recipients will be required to provide evidence of their grant expenditure.] Item of Expenditure Budget (in UK Sterling)/forecast expenditure ANNEX 5 - Agreed Outputs/Long Term Outcomes and Key Performance Indicators The Grant Recipient is required to comply with the Government Grants Minimum Standards 8, which reads: “all government grants will have outputs agreed and longer- term outcomes defined, wherever possible, to enable active performance management, including regular reviews and adjustments where deemed necessary”. The Grant Recipient shall achieve the following milestones and key performance indicators: Agreed Outputs 1.
Funded Activities outputs The funded activities/outputs are the service outputs in Schedule 2B.
Funded Activities. 2.1. UTCF will fund the following items and activities, paid for as Standard Cost items: • Supply a standard tree, with a clear stem up to 1.8m from ground level with a head of branches. Standards come in a range of sizes and age is dependent on species and growth rate. Funding is based on a 14-16cm standard. Prepare a tree pit in a grass verge (other planting surfaces are acceptable, but the payment rate is fixed), with local authority approved pit edging. Plant tree with twin stakes, watering tube and mulch. Supply a lightweight steel mesh tree guard (the protection must be suitable for the planting location). • Water young tree in pit via tube applying a minimum of 60 litres per visit, 14 visits per season. Weed and check stake and ties, 7 visits per season. Per year for a three (3) year period.
Funded Activities. 2.1. The HS2 Woodland Fund will fund the following items and activities to restore PAWS sites, paid for as Standard Cost items: • Ground preparation for the planting of trees, or to aid Natural Colonisation where there is no surviving ancient woodland flora, natural regeneration, or native understory present; • The planting and protection of young native trees and shrubs; • The installation or improvement of appropriate boundaries, boundary features, gates for the protection of young trees and to enable access; • The management of vegetation to prepare the land for planting or aid the establishment of young native trees; • The installation of leaky woody dams, where appropriate. Standard Costs have been defined for these items and activities, as detailed on the HS2 Woodland Fund Xxx.xx webpage - xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/guidance/. The full Standard Cost of these items and activities will be funded by the Authority (100% Intervention Rate). ANNEX 2 – NOVATION AGREEMENT HS2 Woodland Fund Novation Agreement This Agreement is dated * and is made between the following parties: *(to be completed by the Forestry Commission only, please leave blank)
Funded Activities. The Employer will use the Funding to provide six months of employment for Participants, including support to Participants in developing work skills and finding future employment. The activities funded are described more fully below:
Funded Activities. The Grant Recipient will:
