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Grant payments

            All grant payments will be remitted to bank accounts especially opened to receive INR funds or to a club-
            controlled FCRA account. Grant funds will not be released to a bank account in India unless all general payment
           conditions listed below have been met. Either the staff need to determine that enough funds are available from
           contributions made within India or the sponsors need to provide documentation showing that the bank account is
           registered under the FCRA. Otherwise, the payment will be placed in a queue and paid on a first-come, first-
           served basis only when more contributions (within India) are made and enough funds are available. Grant
           sponsors need to ensure that funds received in a FCRA-registered bank account are not commingled with local
           funds.



           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, which needs a name that
           identifies both the district and the project (for example, 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 don’t meet all payment requirements by 31 May of the
           implementation year, the grant will be canceled.



            Global grants

            Funds won’t 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.



            Grant reporting

            Progress reports on grant funds paid out from Rotary Foundation (India) or from Rotary International South Asia
            Office through 31 March are due by 31 May of that same year. Final reports are due two months after the grant’s
           completion. All progress reports need to meet all general reporting requirements as listed in section IX. In
           addition, the grant sponsors need to:

               1.  Submit a progress report electronically in the Grant Center

               2. Inform the South Asia office that the progress report has been filed electronically in the Grant Center
               3. Submit an original hard copy of the utilization certificate if grant funds have been used, along with a
                   statement of receipt and payment for the grant amount, certified by an independent chartered accountant
                   (including that person’s membership number); the utilization certificate must name the entity – Rotary
                   Foundation (India) or Rotary International South Asia Office – that paid out the grant funds
               4. Submit an original bank statement or pass book (or a photocopy certified by the bank manager or a
                   chartered accountant)
               5.  Upload all the bills, invoices, and receipts in the Grant Center



            If the grant funds were not used for any reason, include an original bank statement or bank passbook (or a
            photocopy certified by the bank manager or a chartered accountant) indicating the date on which the grant
            amount was credited and a statement explaining why the grant amount has not yet been used, even if the grant




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