Monitoring and evaluation requirements Sample Clauses

Monitoring and evaluation requirements. (a) A recipient will be responsible for designing a performance monitoring § 1499.12 plan for the project, obtaining written approval of the plan from CCC before putting it into effect, and managing and implementing the plan, unless oth- erwise specified in the agreement.
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Monitoring and evaluation requirements. The monitoring requirements for this Program address a) the degree to which performance indicators for each Intermediate Result and their related data accurately reflect the process they are being used to measure and b) the level of comparability of performance indicators and data from year to year. Annex B Financial Plan and Budget Additional funding for FY10 - $2,457,000 (Amendment #5)* For each year of this Agreement, the revenue stream (and therefore the Financial Plan and Budget) will be determined by rolling up the contributions made by each USAID Field Mission, Regional Support Mission, or regional and/or technical support Bureau supporting the Program in Participating Peace Corps Posts. Incremental funding will be provided in yearly amendments to this Agreement, and a Financial Plan and Budget will be prepared consistent with each amendment. Budget Categories and line items for this Agreement will include: Salary and Benefits/Program Administration: 2 full-time staff $ 170, 000 Travel and Per Diem: Travel $ 0 Lodging and per diem $ 0 Subtotal $ 0 Monitoring and Evaluation: Travel $ 0 Lodging and per diem $ 0 Subtotal $ 0 Subtotal $ 170, 000 ** Overhead (15% of above) $ 25, 500 Subtotal $ 195,500, Grants and Field Assistance $ 2,261,500 TOTAL $ 2,457,000 * Unexpended funds provided by USAID to Peace Corps in prior amendments shall continue to be used in accordance with the budgets set forth in those amendments, provided that the terms and conditions restated in this amended and restated PAPA shall otherwise apply to such funds. **Unobligated carryover funds budgeted for administrative costs in prior amendments may cover additional salary, benefits and limited travel, and monitoring and evaluation costs, as required.

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