Technical Assistance to Subrecipients Sample Clauses

Technical Assistance to Subrecipients. HCD provides various types of technical assistance (TA) to Subrecipients and vendors throughout the program from the release of the NOI to agreement closeout. The objectives of technical assistance are to initially aid the Subrecipient and vendors to clearly understand the program requirements and appropriately submit the project application. Also, HCD, through the provision of TA, supports Subrecipients to maintain their day-to-day compliance with federal and state regulations and program requirements. In addition, HCD performs a risk assessment to determine a Subrecipient’s capacity and to identify deficiencies in complying with applicable grant and program requirements. According to the risk assessment results, HCD provides technical assistance and guidance to Subrecipients to improve their performance, develop or increase capacity, and augment management and technical skills. Some examples of technical assistance include: • Verbal or written advice • Formal training and workshops • Documentation and guidance
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