Participant Support Costs Sample Clauses

Participant Support Costs. A. Participant support costs are direct costs for items such as stipends or subsistence allowances, travel allowances and registration fees paid to or on behalf of participants or trainees (but not employees) in connection with meetings, conferences, symposia or training projects. (See also NSF Award and Administration Guide (AAG) Chapter V.C.5.) Subrecipient organizations must account for participant support costs separately. Note: No indirect costs normally may be charged against participant support costs. (See AAG Chapter V.D.1b.)
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Participant Support Costs a. Participant support costs as defined in 2 CFR § 200.75 are direct costs for items such as stipends or subsistence allowances, travel allowances and registration fees paid to or on behalf of participants (but not employees) in connection with NSF-sponsored conferences. NSF prior written approval is required for any additional categories of participant support costs, such as incentives, gifts, souvenirs, t-shirts and/or memorabilia. The request must be submitted via use of NSF’s electronic systems and NSF approval of such changes will be by an amendment to the award. Awardees must account for participant support costs separately. Indirect costs (Facilities and Administrative Costs (F&A)) are not allowed on participant support costs (see PAPPG Chapter II.C.2.g(v)).
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Participant Support Costs a. Participant support costs as defined in 2 CFR § 200.75 are direct costs for items such as stipends or subsistence allowances, travel allowances and registration fees paid to or on behalf of participants (but not employees) in connection with NSF-sponsored conferences. In accordance with Article 3, prior approval is required for any additional categories of participant support costs, such as incentives, gifts, souvenirs, t-shirts and/or memorabilia. The request must be submitted via use of NSF’s electronic systems and NSF approval of such changes will be by an amendment to the award signed by the cognizant NSF Grants and Agreements Officer. Awardee organizations must account for participant support costs separately. Indirect costs (F&A) are not allowed on participant support costs (see GPG Chapter II.C.2.g(v)).
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Participant Support Costs. Unless otherwise specified in the program regulations or award terms and conditions, the NFE may include participant support costs such as stipends or subsistence allowances, travel allowances, and registration fees paid to or on behalf of participants or trainees (but not employees) in connection with conferences, or training projects. However, the NFE must have prior agency approval to transfer funds budgeted for participant support costs to other categories of expense.
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Participant Support Costs. ‌ Participant support costs are those costs paid to (or on behalf of) participants or trainees (not employees) for participation in meetings, conferences, symposia and workshops, or other training activities when there is a category for participant support costs in the award. Registration fees, travel allowances, manuals and supplies, tuition and stipends may be regarded as participant support costs in this case. Participant support costs do not include: • Payments made to research subjects as an incentive for recruitment and participation in a research project. • Xxxxxxxxx paid to a guest speaker or lecturer. • Costs that cannot be specifically identified to participants. Who is a participant? Program Participants are individuals who are the recipients of service or training provided at a workshop, conference, seminar, symposia or other short-term instructional or information sharing activity funded by an external grant or award. Participants perform no work or services for the project or program other than for their own benefit. A participant is not involved in providing any deliverable to the university or a third party, or would not be terminated or replaced for failure to perform. Participants do not include NMIMT employees but may include students, national scholars and scientists, private sector representatives, teachers and others who attend and participate in a formal conference, workshop, or training activity Project staff on a research project do not qualify as participants. For example, a person classified as an intern would be paid as an employee and not as a program participant, because the intern, while receiving certain training, is also providing services to NMIMT, the grant sponsor, or a third party. The term “participant/trainee support costs” is identified specifically on National Science Foundation (NSF) awards but may be awarded by other sponsors but not necessarily referred to as “participant support costs” The PI should review agency proposal requirements to determine if the sponsor prohibits the university from applying F&A costs to these charges. Note – this varies by program and/or agency so verify the applicability of F&A on participant/trainee costs. This practice ensures appropriate treatment and coding in the pre award and post award stage of the project. Written sponsor approval may be required for any rebudgeting into or out of the participant support cost budget category. Refer to terms of award. Participant support costs ...
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Participant Support Costs a. Participant support costs as defined in 2 CFR §200.1 are direct costs for items such as stipends or subsistence allowances, travel allowances and registration fees paid to or on behalf of participants (but not employees) in connection with NSF-sponsored conferences. NSF prior written approval is required for any additional categories of participant support costs, such as incentives, gifts, souvenirs, t-shirts and/or memorabilia. The request must be submitted via use of NSF’s electronic systems. NSF approval of such changes will be by an amendment to the award. The awardee must account for participant support costs separately. Indirect costs (Facilities and Administrative Costs (F&A)) are not allowed on participant support costs (see PAPPG Chapter II.C.2.g(v)). 3 CIP is defined as real property that is in the process of being manufactured or fabricated but is not yet complete. WIP is defined as equipment that is in the process of being manufactured or fabricated but is not yet complete. CIP and WIP consist of the costs of direct materials, direct labor, direct purchased services and indirect costs, including general and administrative and overhead costs. Costs coded CIP or WIP should not be depreciated.
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