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Rotory Foundation Grant Management Seminar
扶輪基金獎助金管理研習會

Foundation must incorporate a component, such as training, that extends beyond the management
of loan capital. In addition:
1. Clubs and districts that wish to use global grant funds to support a microcredit project must submit
the microcredit supplement form with the grant application.
2. Microcredit activities must be supervised and controlled by the sponsoring club or district.
3. Interest and fees generated by microcredit fund capital from The Rotary Foundation may be used
for administrative expenses that directly support the project.
4. Grant sponsors must submit a microcredit supplement form with the final grant report.
5. If a microcredit project is terminated before the Foundation’s reporting requirements are met, grant ◆
funds must be returned to The Rotary Foundation. TOP
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6. The Rotary Foundation will not fund loan guaranty systems.

XI. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR ROTARY FOUNDATION (INDIA)
For general information about the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), go to https://
fcraonline.nic.in/home/index.aspx. In addition to all other terms and conditions, grants with full
or partial payment to a Rotary club or district in India should follow these payment and reporting
procedures to comply with GOI laws and the FCRA:
1. Grant funds will not be released to a bank account in India unless all general payment conditions
listed below have been met. Either the sponsors provide documentation showing that the bank
account is registered under the FCRA or staff must determine that sufficient funds are available from
contributions made within India. Otherwise, the payment will be placed in a queue and paid on a
first-come, first-served basis only when additional contributions are made and sufficient funds are
available. The sponsors of grants must ensure funds are not co-mingled.
a. District Grants - Payment is contingent upon the approval of a detailed spending plan that
includes an itemized budget for each listed project or activity. Grant funds will be paid only to the
district bank account. The name of the district bank account must be easily identifiable with both
the district and the project. (A proper naming example is Rotary District 0000 District Grant 12345).
District grant funds will not be released until the previous Rotary year’s district grant is closed. Funds
are not available after the close of the implementation year; if sponsors do not meet all payment
requirements by 31 May of the implementation year, the grant will be canceled.
b. Global Grants - Grant funds will not be released until all sponsor contributions have been
submitted to The Rotary Foundation and any payment contingencies have been met. Grant funds will
be paid to the account provided by the grant sponsors.
2. Progress reports on grant funds released to India through 31 March are due by 31 May of that
same year. Final reports are due two months after the grant’s completion. Grant sponsors must
ensure that funds received in a FCRA-registered bank account are not comingled with local funds.
3. All progress reports must:
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