Operating Payments and Reporting Sample Clauses

Operating Payments and Reporting. Following receipt of an executed sign-back letter and Investment Plan, MMAH will initiate the first operating payment based on the cash flow outlined in the SM’s Investment Plan up to 50% of the total allocation. If additional funding above this amount is required, please provide a rationale to the ministry outlining the need for additional cash flow in Q1. Subsequent quarterly payments (Q2, Q3, Q4) will be issued based on the approved Investment Plans and quarterly updates. SMs will be required to report on the data collected on specific performance indicators in year- end reports. For the operating component, the year-end report will capture information according to the requirements in the existing program agreement (e.g., by service category). Additionally, given the SSRF objectives, year-end reports will require information on the number of vulnerable households assisted by vulnerable population group. Below are some examples of performance indicators: • Facilities funded for recovery/isolation or emergency shelter; • Spaces funded for recovery/isolation or shelter; • Unique households assisted with emergency shelter, hotel/motel/isolation stays; • Unique households moved from shelter into longer-term housing; • Unique unsheltered households moved into longer-term housing; • Agencies provided with funding for pandemic expenses; • Agencies provided with funding for services/supports; • Households assisted with food security; • Households assisted with medical services; • Households assisted with personal protective equipment; • Households assisted with transportation; • Households assisted with mental health and addiction services; • Unique households assisted with rent banks; • Unique households assisted with utility arrears; • Unique households assisted with support to retain housing; • Unique households assisted with housing allowances; • Unique households assisted with rent supplements; and • Number of agencies receiving funds for minor site readiness. MMAH reserves the right to request additional reporting as required.
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