Cash Working Group Meeting 11 September 2015. Non- negotiable provisions.

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Cash Working Group Meeting 11 September 2015

Non- negotiable provisions

Essential Points in the MOU ProvisionsAgencyFinancial Service Provider 1. Drawn betweenINGO’s (member of CWG)Blanket to FSPs 2. Definition of each party to the MOU Description of each party entering to a Memorandum of Agreement 3. Purpose of the Agreement Specifies the intent/purpose by which the agreement is drawn e.g. direct pay out, coverage (whole country or specific barangays and city/cities) 4. Official Representation from each party (beyond contract signing) Technical Representative for each distribution contract is identified and designated by the Country Director/ Filed office PM. Technical Representative for each distribution contract is identified and designated by the Head of Office

Essential Points in the MOU Provisions AgencyFSP 5. Roles and responsibilities-Identification of areas to cover and beneficiaries. -Designate staff for each payout, as may be needed. -Identification of branches or agents in the specified areas of coverage. -Specify and designate human resource per number of transactions or area (e.g. 2 tellers for every 400 beneficiaries per day) -Be solely responsible for the security of transported funds from the bank to the branch or payout site. 6. DocumentationAreas for distribution or pay- out, transfer date and changes in areas or beneficiaries should be done in writing. -Acceptance of communicated details by the contracting agency should be duly acknowledged through writing. -Additional charges for additional areas of changes in area coverage should be communicated, in writing, to the contracting agency prior to actual distribution or payout.

Essential Points in the MOU ProvisionsAgencyFSP 7. Transaction costs-Transaction cost, service fees or other additional charges should be upon drawing of the MOU. -Specify service fee as per type of payout (e.g. offsite, over-the- counter) per beneficiary or per area as may be applicable. 8. Release of funds Funds should be transferred XX days prior to actual payout to the account specified by the FSP. 9. Know Your Customer (KYC) Requirement Provide and agree on key information that should be provided by beneficiaries during registration and actual pay out. (ex. LMMS ID, tracking number or barangay certification) 10. Systems Requirement-Specify and agree hardware and software requirements that should be provided by each of the contracting party. -Set-up cost might be added, as may be agreed between the parties. Ownership of the software and hardware, a t the end of the contract, needs to be provided for in the agreement.

Essential Points in the MOU ProvisionsAgencyFSP 11. Capacity/ Capitalization of FSP -Approximate the number of beneficiaries and intended amount for distribution to check the daily release capacity of the contracted agent/ entity. -Determine number of beneficiaries and transactions that can be catered by the FSP. E.g. Oxfam releases the funds to PHLPost, at least 5 days, prior to the distribution that is to give enough time for the cheque to clear with the PHILpost’s bank. Other FSPs may have real time transfer as they have the same bank as the contracting agency. 12. Reporting-Specify frequency of reporting from FSP to agency or vice versa. -Specify the due date per report. -Reports may include, but not limited to, reconciliation statement, disbursement report, acknowledgment receipts, master list. -Agree who will review and approve report. -Agree who will be the custodian per report.

Essential Points in the MOU ProvisionsAgency FSP 13. Liabilities and Warranties-The PARTIES undertake on best efforts basis to comply with their respective obligations as described in this Agreement so as to deliver the best quality of services for the cash distribution. -EACH OF THE PARTIES shall be solely liable for the proper execution of their respective duties and responsibilities enumerated in this Agreement. -The PARTIES ensure and bear the sole responsibility that no provision under this Agreement contravene the rights of any third party with whom any of the parties may have contractual obligation/s. 14. Non LiabilityINGOs and FSPs shall not be liable for any loss or damage of whatever nature in connection with transactions involving the cash redemption, thru branches, in the following and similar instances, but shall not be limited to the same: -Disruption, failure or delay relating to or in connection with due to circumstances beyond the control of INGOs and FSPs, fortuitous events such as, but not limited to, prolonged power outages, breakdown in computers and communication facilities, typhoons, floods, public disturbances and calamities and other similar or related cases. - Inaccurate, incomplete or delayed information received due to disruption or failure of any communication facilities used for the cash distributions. -Indirect, incidental or consequential loss, loss of profit or damage that the INGO beneficiaries may suffer or has suffered by reason of failure or inability to conduct payout under the terms of this Agreement.

Essential Points in the MOU ProvisionsAgencyFSP 14. Miscellaneous Provisions-The PARTIES agree to provide further assistance and execute such documents as may be necessary or reasonably desirable to accomplish the intents and purposes of this Agreement. -The PARTIES shall render each other free from any harm, damage or liability that may arise from or is occasioned by INGOs or FSPs regular exercise of its respective rights and duties under this Agreement. -Any change or modification in the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall mutually be agreed upon by INGO and FSP(with corresponding addendum signed by both parties). 15. Effectivity and Termination-Agreement shall take effect upon signing of this Memorandum of Agreement and shall remain in full force and effect unless sooner revoked/terminated by either party thirty (30) days after receipt by the other party of a written notice of revocation or termination. -May include: after the expiration of the original period without it being sooner revoked, the agreement shall be deemed renewed automatically from year to year under the same terms and conditions. -Funds received by FSP from INGO in advance and which have not been or cannot be distributed have to be transferred to INGO immediately in case of termination of this Agreement.

Thank you!