Administrative budget means the budget for administrative costs of the successor agencies as provided in Section 34177.
Administrative budget means (i) the initial budget for the six-month period following the Effective Date, setting forth in reasonable detail the anticipated Post- Confirmation Expenses of the Fairfield Trust, together with any amendments or modifications thereto, as prepared by the Liquidating Trustee and approved by the Trust Oversight Committee pursuant to Article IV.H of this Plan; and (ii) any budget for a subsequent six-month period, setting forth in reasonable detail the anticipated Post-Confirmation Expenses of the Fairfield Trust, together with any amendments or modifications thereto, as prepared by the Liquidating Trustee and approved by the Trust Oversight Committee pursuant to Article IV.H of this Plan.
Administrative budget means the amount allocated, from time to time, to the Implementing Entity by the SCF Trust Fund Committee (or in the case of the Country Programming Administrative Budget and the Special Administrative Budget where the expenditures for the special activities or initiatives are to be incurred by more than one MDB, by the MDB Committee based on the authority granted by the SCF Trust Fund Committee) as administrative budget to cover administrative and other costs incurred by the Implementing Entity in connection with the performance of its administrative services and other activities in support of the SCF (other than the costs covered by Project Administration Fees or any fees received by the Implementing Entity from any Project Recipient), and may comprise: (i) Core Administrative Budget; (ii) Country Programming Administrative Budget; and (iii) Special Administrative Budget (each as the “Sub- category of the Administrative Budget”);
Examples of Administrative budget in a sentence
The evaluation will be financed from OEV’s Programme Support and Administrative budget.
Multiply the new PY total allocation x 5 percent (or less) to determine Grantee Administrative budget total.
Multiply the new PY total allocation x 5 percent to determine Subgrantee Administrative budget total.
Administrative budget adjustments generally do not have any impact on fund balance.
Administrative budget adjustments are generally required because of additional revenue received in one fund.
More Definitions of Administrative budget
Administrative budget means the annual administrative budget of the Fund referred to in article 6, section 10 of the Agreement Establishing IFAD, which shall consist of a regular budget, a capital budget and an Independent Office of Evaluation of IFAD budget;
Administrative budget has the meaning set forth in Section 9.1(g).
Administrative budget means a portion of the GEF’s administrative budget (other than Special Initiatives and UNIDO Fees), which is allocated to UNIDO, if applicable, in accordance with the applicable policies and procedures of the GEF;
Administrative budget means the wind-down budget ofthe Debtors approved by the DIP Lender for the post-Effective Date wind-down and dissolution of the Debtors and their Estates, which shall be filed as part of the Plan Supplement.
Administrative budget means a consolidation of statements of income and expenditure for all the heads of expenditure covering the Common Services, Executive Management, Finance Office, and the Property Management and Administration Services.
Administrative budget means the administrative costs of the Vendor as detailed in Schedule "A" which costs will be incurred in furtherance of developing the Business and ensuring that the Business Plan is implemented in a timely manner;
Administrative budget means the amount allocated, from time to time, to the Implementing Entity by the SCF Trust Fund Committee (or in the case of the Country Programming Administrative Budget and the Special Administrative Budget where the expenditures for the special activities or initiatives are to be incurred by more than one MDB, by the MDB Committee based on the authority granted by the SCF Trust Fund Committee) as administrative budget to cover administrative and other costs incurred by the Implementing Entity in connection with the performance of its administrative services and other activities in support of the SCF (other than the costs covered by Project Administration Fees or any fees received by the Implementing Entity from any Project Recipient), and may comprise: (i) Core Administrative Budget; (ii) Country Programming Administrative Budget; and (iii) Special Administrative Budget (each as the “Sub-category of the Administrative Budget”);