Core Funding definition

Core Funding means the funding provided to the Commission for building maintenance and operation of a Core Facility and for Recreation Services and Arts Services offered at Core Facilities, including any plant, equipment, fixtures, fittings, off-street parking areas, walkways and landscaped grounds, and including capital upgrading and repair costs as required to maintain the Core Facility;

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Core Funding means the supply-side funding stream that the Department is making available to Partner Services in order to achieve a range of policy objectives including improved quality of services, affordability for parents and sustainability for providers.

Core Funding means a per-student funding amount

Examples of Core Funding in a sentence

• If there is a deficit of income over expenditure and liabilities, then all Core Funding Partners will contribute equally towards any shortfall left by the termination of the Agreement and the winding up of the Project and within 28 days of being notified of their contribution by KCC.

• Core Funding; means a fixed sum of money as set out in this agreement, which shall be payable in each financial year covered by this agreement.

• Any dispute or difference between the Core-Funding Partners in connection with this Agreement shall be referred to a sole arbitrator to be appointed by the Core Funding Partners or, failing agreement, by the Chartered Institute or Arbitrators.

• The Partner Service agrees that analysis of Core Funding data and all other types of reports may be published on an aggregate and unidentifiable basis by the Department and/or Scheme Administrator.

• The sanction is calculated using the Approved Provider’s Core Funding allocation pertaining to the programme year the non-compliant outcome was issued, not the year the sanction is applied.

• Core Funding or part thereof may also be withdrawn from Partner Services under the conditions set out in the Core Funding Partner Service Funding Agreement.

• The main objectives of the Interim Funding are to: • Sustain services in the period between the end of the Transition Fund and the beginning of Core Funding, through funding for capacity.

• The Partner Service understands and agrees that their participation in the Scheme may be published through the websites of the Department and/or the Scheme Administrator, including the name of the service, the address of the service, the Grant value, and the committed capacity and operational details (hours/weeks etc.) of the service, using the information provided through the Service Profile and the Core Funding Application provided by the Partner Service on the Hive.

• Annex 2: Detailed Budget Currency USD Core Funding for Pulse Lab Jakarta - Staff and Operational Costs Innovation Lead, Lab Manager (FTE) Provide overall strategy for project.

• New Applicants submitting a new Core Funding Application after the August Review and Confirm can include vacancies for in ratio staff or Deputy Managers as part of the Core Funding Original Application submission only.

More Definitions of Core Funding

Core Funding means contributions to the EA, provided by the members on regular basis (e.g. yearly), without a precise specification of concrete actions to be developed. On the contrary, if contractual specifications are defined, the funding is considered as “project funding”.

Core Funding means funding upon which the viability of NSPIRG or a working group depends

Core Funding means the Recurrent Grant Allocation Model (RGAM) used by the HEA to fund the public institutions of higher education and any model that may replace the RGAM as the HEA funding model;”.