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According to ADS 302.2, an AOTR is required to ensure that USAID exercises prudent management of its awarded assistance and facilitates the achievement of program objectives by monitoring recipient performance. Specifically, ADS requires the AOTR to monitor financial records to ensure that the recipient is making the required cost-sharing contributions.
Cost-sharing refers to amounts expended by an implementing partner—which are typically in-kind contributions of goods or services—in furtherance of an agreement’s objectives.
Source:AUDIT REPORT NO. 4-674-11-009-P JULY 20, 2011
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- Strengthen Monitoring of Partners’ Performance - ADS 303.3
- Monitor Cost Share Contributions - ADS 303.3.10.4, Meeting Cost Sharing Requirements
- Grants With Special Conditions Were Not Monitored and Were Susceptible to Fraud - (22 CFR 226.14, “Special Award Conditions”) - ADS 303.3.9.2, “High Risk Recipients"
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