Divisions are responsible for monitoring and reporting on program results and conduct evaluations of the relevance and effectiveness of support and contribution programs every five years. Evaluations should also assess the impact of programmes on different groups. 3.4.2.1 The income of the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law (Unidroit) consists of the contribution of the Italian Government; contributions from other member governments; all other contributions, gifts or legacies adopted by the Governing Council; revenues from the Institute`s activities; and property income from the establishment. Article 9 of the Statute of the Hague Conference on Private International Law, which provides that Canada is required to charge a contribution, provides that „supporting documents“ (supporting documents) – is not limited to: original supporting documents, invoices, bank statements, receipts, contracts, rental contracts and proof of working time or other data that bear the actual costs of the organization. The term also includes void checks, bank changes, and other forms of data that support withdrawals. 7.1 Expenditures directly related to approved projects and activities are defined in the contribution agreement, with the exception of planned contributions. Eligible expenditure must be incurred by the beneficiary, proportionate and necessary for the implementation of the activities. Eligible expenditure includes direct and indirect costs such as: 1.1 These conditions apply to financial assistance through contributions and to contributions provided under the Judicial Partnership and Innovation Programme (JPIP) to support the Ministry`s interest in issues relating to access to justice, domestic violence, missing and murdered Aboriginal women/violence against Aboriginal women and girls. harmonization of private international law and other emerging judicial issues. These terms and conditions will be established in accordance with the Executive Board Directive on Transfers (October 2008) and revised in April 2012. Each of the following options may be eligible for contribution funding: During the review of the government`s grant and contribution programs in 2006, the Office of the Auditor General of Canada found that recipients were subject to high financial and administrative burdens to apply for funding and meet program requirements. . .
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