Common use of Grantee Meetings Clause in Contracts

Grantee Meetings. Grantees must plan to send a minimum of ten people (including the Project Director, key staff, task leads, and key partners that are mutually identified between the grantee and GPO) to at least one SOC training activity during the grant period (these can be divided into multiple training events). The applicant must include a detailed budget and narrative for this travel in your budget. At these meetings, grantees will receive training on the development and implementation of various aspects of a SOC, present results of their projects, and participate in technical assistance that may be provided by federal staff or partners. In addition, grantees must have key staff, task leads, and key partners participate in virtual training events that will be held to provide information, direction, and technical assistance to grantees.

Grantee Meetings. Grantees For budgetary purposes, grantees must plan to send a minimum of ten people (including the Project Director, key staff, task leads, and key partners that are mutually identified between the grantee and GPO) to at least one SOC training activity during the grant period (these can be divided into multiple training events). The applicant must include a detailed budget and narrative for this travel in your budget. At these meetings, grantees will receive training on the development and implementation of various aspects of a SOC, present results of their projects, and participate in technical assistance that may be provided by federal staff or partners. In addition, grantees must have key staff, task leads, and key partners participate in virtual training events that will be held to provide information, direction, and technical assistance to grantees.

Grantee Meetings. Grantees must plan to send a minimum of ten people (including the Project Director, key staff, task leads, Director and key partners stakeholders that are mutually identified between the grantee and GPOGovernment Project Officer) to at least one SOC training activity during the grant period (these can be divided into multiple training events). The applicant must include a detailed budget and narrative for this travel in your budget. At these meetings, grantees will receive training on the development and implementation of various aspects of a SOC, present results of their projects, projects and participate in technical assistance that may be provided by federal staff or partners. In addition, grantees must have key staff, task leads, staff and key partners participate in virtual training events that will be held to provide information, direction, direction and technical assistance to grantees.