Funding and appropriated programs

Writing a Capacity Building Case

Three pieces on the front half of a Title 10 capacity building program: the planning cycle and the approved language an embassy office may use before anything is approved, the case identifier, request record and line construction rules that make a grant case auditable, and the severable and non-severable service tests that decide how training and services can be funded at all.

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Planning a grant funded program

Planning runs on the command cycle, assistance can be diverted to another partner up to title transfer, and the manual publishes the exact words an officer may use.

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Writing a capacity building case

One benefitting partner to a line, a six position case identifier, munitions list articles on their own lines, and none of the surcharges a sales case carries.

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Services and training on a grant case

Severability decides how a service is funded, a project order dies if work has not begun by January, and construction is out of scope entirely.

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Benefitting partnerPerformance monitoring planInitiative design documentPre-decisional informationCase identifierCase request recordRepresentative listPrior year adjustmentSeverable serviceNon-severable serviceProject orderMonths allowed for services

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