Adjusted Enterprise Development Contributions Clause Samples

The Adjusted Enterprise Development Contributions clause defines how contributions made by an entity towards enterprise development initiatives are calculated or modified for compliance or reporting purposes. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for qualifying contributions, the method for adjusting their value (such as applying multipliers or discounts), and the types of activities or beneficiaries that are eligible. For example, it may specify that only contributions to certain types of enterprises or in specific sectors count, or that contributions in the form of grants are valued differently from loans. The core function of this clause is to ensure that enterprise development contributions are measured fairly and consistently, thereby promoting transparency and compliance with regulatory or contractual requirements.
Adjusted Enterprise Development Contributions. For purposes of this definition, reference to "Adjusted Enterprise Development Contributions" shall mean the contributions made pursuant to Enterprise Development adjusted using the Recognition for Local Enterprises as a percentage of the Revenue;
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