Sentences with phrase «grant allocation»

Policy development grant allocations will also be reduced by a similar proportion.

There is a special grant allocation to national schools to help buy equipment and materials for infant classes in primary schools.

Challenges faced by these districts often include the lack of personnel and resources needed to compete effectively for Federal competitive grants and formula grant allocations in amounts too small to be effective in meeting their intended purpose.

He proposed using just over $ 27,000 of grant money this spring for the project along with $ 42,000 in surplus from the previous grant allocation.

The City Council will still have to give final approval to the Park District's grant request in April along with other SECA grant allocations.

This discretionary grant allocation builds on the recently announced Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) grant to the New York State Department of Transportation.

Non-profit organization seeking accounting manager with experience in NYS grant vouchering (100 % back - up) who has managed multiple grants and understands grant allocation.

Then he worked for Jacobowitz, who persuaded state officials to redirect the grant allocation to his own renovation project after Muserlian's bid to acquire the building failed.

Forces Watch, which scrutinises army recruitment practices, said the grant allocation was the latest in a series of big pay - outs related to military - style education, citing the # 10 million Troops to Teachers recruitment scheme and # 14 million already spent on the cadet expansion scheme, which received another # 50 million last year.

This year's $ 7.5 million grant allocations will help these charter schools grow to serve over 5,000 students.

The Opportunity Education Institution shall evaluate each application and provide the Department of Education with the grant allocations.

Ms. Dean has also served as a grant manager of education programs for United Way California Capital Region, where she led an advisory board to create funding priorities and a grant allocation strategy.

In the announcement of the grant allocation, Tom Finkelpearl, New York City's cultural affairs commissioner, said, «We believe that every New Yorker deserves access to the benefits that art and culture bring to our communities.

Sponsors are granted an allocation of unrestricted certificates of sponsorship each year and these cover the period from April of that year until April of the following year.