PRTR Project reporting Steering Committee Meeitng and Inception Workshop PRTR Project 26-28 November 2015 UNITAR/GEF/PRTR2/SCM1 Pre 10.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Budgeting Financial Resources Management. Resources vs. Expenditures Needs to be a continuous process Planning Prioritizing Documenting Constant evaluation.
Advertisements

Budgeting Financial Resources Management. Resources vs. Expenditures Needs to be a continuous process Planning Prioritizing Documenting Constant evaluation.
INDIVIDUAL SERVICE FUNDS (“ISF”). ISF – a form of Self Directed Support Potential Benefits to the Customer Flexibility – not just regulated (CQC) activity.
MN ENA STATE COUNCIL TREASURER Role and Responsibilities.
Documentation, Cash & In-Kind Match. Session Objectives Gather information on proper documentation Allowable, allocable & reasonable costs Gain knowledge.
Support and Inclusion of students with disabilities at higher education institutions in Montenegro – Procedure for collecting valid documentations.
Documenting Cash and In-Kind Match Project Director Training & Annual Meeting.
ACG 2071 Chapter 21 Module 9 Fall 2007
Congratulations on being awarded a grant! NOW WHAT?
OPERATIONAL BUDGETING
Audit Findings on Kindergarten Inspections Internal Audit Section Finance Division November 2014.
Briefing on Subvention Inspection Subvention Finance Section Social Welfare Department Vivian Lai 4 July 2011.
Ambition in Action. Ambition in Action HEAD TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM – FINANCAIL MANAGEMENT.
SCO REPORTING Roberta McNiel Year-End Legal Training May 2010.
2 nd Steering Committee Meeting October 2008, Athens and Aegina.
Understanding Financial Management
LINKED Administrative & Finance overview18/03/2010 LINKED Leveraging Innovation for a Network of Knowledge on Education LIFE LONG LEARNING PROGRAMME LLP.
Financial reporting Elise Oukka, Head of Finance, FMO Riga.
ABCs of Budgeting Basic Budgeting. What is a Budget  An itemized summary of expenditures  Total sum of money allocated  A collection of funds with.
I NTEGRATED D ISEASE S URVEILLANCE P ROJECT (IDSP) An overview of Manual on Financial Management.
The Management of Service centers NCURA REGIONS VI and VII CONFERENCE April 7, 2009.
NC CFW Expenditure reports How to complete and submit an expenditure report Expenditure reports How to complete and submit an expenditure report.
CNIPS Budgets & Actual Cost Quarterly Report (ACQR) Training Kentucky Department of Education Division of School and Community Nutrition Prepared By: Mike.
Welcome to Managing the Finances of Your NHPRC Grant 1.
Ismar Financial and administrative procedures Nearest Kick-off meeting Bologna, 11 October 2006.
Finance Tasha Robinson Director of Finance (803)
Responsible and safer places where men have sex with men.… Everywhere A European Methodological Model of HIV Prevention in Men who have Sex with Men (MSM):
School Finances for Finance Subcommittees School Councils.
Region 5: RAB Meeting National Co-op Program 3/25/03 Region 5: RAB Meeting National Co-op Program 3/25/03.
Understanding School Finances School Councils. What are school council’s major responsibilities regarding finance? 1.To approve the school’s annual budget.
Automated Statement of Accounts Project and Operational Guideline March 2011.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION ARRA GREEN JOB AND HEALTH CARE / EMERGING INDUSTRIES NEW GRANTEE POST AWARD FORUM JUNE.
HiLumi LHC is co-funded by the EU FP7 Capacities Programme, Grant Agreement Svet Stavrev (EU Projects Office, CERN) Administrative Manager 17.
Planning for Profit and Cost Control Chapter 7. Copyright © 2003 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, Canada 7-2 Introduction Detail Budget Detail Budget Detail.
A T H E N A 1 E UROPEAN U NION ATHENA ATHENA E UROPEAN U NION ATHENA ATHENA Council decision 2007/384/CFSP of 14 May 2007 ( OJ 13/06/2007.
4-1 Copyright © 2011 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill/Irwin Chapter 4 Financial Forecasting.
Quarterly reports Why? What? When? How? Jorge Ocaña Task Manager (POPs) UNEP DGEF.
Understanding School Finances School Councils. What are school council’s major responsibilities with regard to finance? 1.To develop the school’s annual.
Grants and Contracts Jim Butterfield and Kathy Blackwood October 5, 2004.
Hands on Budgeting Wendy Watson April 18, Agenda Why and when to budget? Types of budgets Revenues Expenses Cost allocation Types of budget Reports.
Implementation of PRTRs as a tool for POPs reporting, dissemination and awareness raising Steering Committee meeting Madrid November 26.
Click to edit Master subtitle style 4/20/12 Annual Financial Statements 2011/12 Action plan Presentation to Portfolio Committee April 2012 Cape Town.
Financial Management 1. What is Financial Management ? Managing of Financial Resources Optimum utilisation of resources Utilisation of funds for the right.
Budget Basics for Managers. Purchasing Requisition-A request to purchase goods or services. PO-Approval to purchase goods or services on behalf of the.
JSDF : TSUNAMI RELIEF PROGRAM Financial Management.
Managing Your LSTA Grant November 1, AGENDA Guide and Forms Grant Period Important Reporting Dates Reports –Program Narrative –Financial How to.
Welcome. Contents: 1.Organization’s Policies & Procedure 2.Internal Controls 3.Manager’s Financial Role 4.Procurement Process 5.Monthly Financial Report.
Ismar Financial report procedures. Ismar Financial reporting For each reporting period of activity Each partner shall produce a “Periodic Management Report”
Chapter McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2008 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Financial Forecasting 4.
5 CERF BUDGET AND ADMINISTRATION REQUIREMENTS TRAINING SESSION
By Lillian Irene Stormo, HiB
Financial Forecasting
Financial management of DBBT project
Things Financial +.
Grants & contracts Back to Basics CS9.
Things Financial + Oct 2015.
Budget Execution: Overview
Managing Your LSTA Grant
Evaluation in the GEF and Training Module on Terminal Evaluations
Budget Execution: Overview
Keep management OF A NPO in shape
Things Financial +.
Technical and Financial Reporting
Fiscal Regional Training
Introduction to Accounting and Business
Practical Aspects and Running of the Project
Africa Centers of Excellence Project Financial Management
Expenditure Management
Africa Centers of Excellence (ACE II) Project Financial & Disbursement Management NAIROBI, May 13 14,2019.
Legal instruments: PCA or SSFA
Presentation transcript:

PRTR Project reporting Steering Committee Meeitng and Inception Workshop PRTR Project November 2015 UNITAR/GEF/PRTR2/SCM1 Pre 10

Reports 2 Executing Agency role: A: Progress technical report B: Progress financial report C: Inventory report D: Planned expenditure and cash advance E: Cash advance

Why half year reports? 3 To ensure that: 1. project teams are equipped to undertake the project (efficiency) 2. project progresses towards its planned outputs and outcomes (effectiveness) 3. funds are made available at the right time and used appropriately (accountability, transparency) Not a bureaucratic exercise; the working relationship between us

What? 1.Progress report a) What we’ve achieved in the last 6 months b) What we plan to do in the next 6 months 2. Local Expenditure report How much we spend 3.Inventory Items we’ve bought for the project 4.Planned expenditure How much we plan to spend 5.Cash Advance request How much money we have or need

Reports: working together Progress report looking back looking forward 1 January – 30 June5 July1 July – 31 December 5 January1 January – 30 June Expenditure report Planned Expenditure Inventory report Cash Advance request PlannedActual Progress Report a)What we’ve done b)What we’re going to do

Progress report Project identifiers What has been done in the last 6 months Who has been employed What meetings, when, where and for what What are we planning for the next six months Any services required from UNITAR or UNEP?

Local Expenditure report Prepared from local spending records You must keep records of your spending, receipts & other evidence How much we: spent in the last 6 months spent in the year so far have left from the annual allocation Prepared against UNEP budget lines

Budget lines 1100 – National project staff 1200 – National & international consultants 1300 – Administrative support staff Travel (2100 – Subcontracts) Training 3300 – Workshops & meetings 4100 – Expendable equipment 4200 – Non-expendable equipment 5100 – Operational costs (maintenance) 5200 – Reporting costs 5300 – Sundries (comms costs) Links to ‘people employed’ in the progress report Links to the inventory report

Inventory Non-expendable equipment ‘permanent’ equipment expected to last longer than the project Computers, photocopiers, fax machines … Costing > US$1,500 What it is, how much, where it is kept, what condition it is in The basis of a physical audit

Inventory form Description Serial No. Date of purchase Origina l price (US$) Purchased /imported from (name of country) Present Condition Location Remarks/ recommendatio ns for disposal Computer: Dell586 ABC123 01/03/ JapanGoodRoom C514 Retain for POPs information system Photocopier: Ricoh987123ABC01/09/131550ChinaGoodRoom C204 Retain for POPs information centre

Funds Transfers First Cash Advance on signature of the project document (and supply of bank details to UNITAR) Subsequent cash advances NOT automatic based on your needs – as set out in the planned expenditure table & Cash Advance Requests Last cash advance may be retained against delivery of Final output

Cash Advance Request How much has been advanced from UNITAR The total spent since the project began The balance How much we plan to spend in the next quarter How much we will have left afterwards A summary of the local project account: A ‘forward look’: None or a deficit? = We need more money!

Cash Advance Request (1) Cash statement US $ 1. Opening cash balance as at 30 June Add: cash advances received: Date 23 – April , – Nov , Total cash advanced to date173, Less: total cumulative expenditures incurred 165, Closing cash balance as at31-Dec-20138, Start of project ‘Carried forward’ Only the GEF funds

Cash Advance Request (2) Cash requirements forecast US$ 6. Estimated disbursements for quarter ending 30-june , Less: closing cash balance (see item 5, above) 8, Total cash requirement for the1st Semester of: , From planned expenditure table From first part of cash advance request What you need from us

Submission of reports 6 month intervals End June, December Cross-check reports for consistency Does the progress report justify the expenditure? If the expenditure report shows the purchase of expensive equipment, is it listed in the inventory? Does the planned expenditure match the work plan? Is the total planned expenditure the same in the table and the cash advance request? Each report element must be SIGNED by the project coordinator COUNTERSIGNED by an authorised officer

Thank you