PFAM definition

PFAM means Post Final Adjustment Mechanism which is the process that market participants must follow when final settlement data is being disputed and the market participants are requesting financial adjustments be made as a result of the dispute;
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PFAM means Post Final Adjustment Mechanism as defined in AUC Rule 021.
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PFAM means the Project Financial and Administrative Manual included in the PEP;
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Examples of PFAM in a sentence

  • Except as the Association shall otherwise agree, the Recipient shall cause FSRDC to carry out the Project in accordance with the Project Operations Manual (POM), including the Micro-Grants Manual (MGM) and the Project Financial and Accounting Manual (PFAM); (ii) except as the Association shall otherwise agree, not amend, abrogate; or waive, or permit to be amended, abrogated, or waived, the aforementioned, or any provision of either one thereof, without the prior written agreement of the Association.

  • References to the SFO’s investigation in the PFAM, therefore, have been updated to reflect its latter publication date.

  • The Settlement Agreement accompanying this document was published in July 2019, however the PFAM will be published at a later date.

  • The CONSULTANT will compute the service area population based on the overlay of projections from PFAM 2017 and local municipal boundaries served by the CITY for 2020, 2025, 2030 and 2040 time horizons.

  • It has a built‐in node search functionality based on the PFAM name or PFAM accession; it also retrieves metadata from each node from the PFAM web services and the user can create ego networks centered to their desired node.

  • CONSULTANT will use the latest available projections for Broward County and Municipal Population Forecast and Allocation Model (PFAM) 2017.

  • It has a built‐in node search functionality based on the PFAM name or PFAM accession; it also retrieves metadata from each node from the PFAM web services and the user can create ego networks centered to their desired node (Figure 15).