Common use of Categories of Expenditures Clause in Contracts

Categories of Expenditures. For Bank-Executed activities the Contributions may be used to finance: a) Staff salaries, benefits and indirects; b) Extended-term consultants, benefits and indirects; c) Temporary staff costs (short-term and extended-term); d) Short-term consultant fees; e) Contractual services; f) Media and workshops/conferences/meeting costs; g) Non-capital equipment costs; h) Travel expenses, including travel expenses for staff, consultants, short-term and extended-term consultants and workshop/conference participants; and i) Communication and translation. For Recipient-Executed activities, the Contributions may be used to finance: a) Goods, works, services and operating costs and any other allowable expenditures provided under Recipient-executed activities. Grants will be provided to private or public sector organizations for the benefit of developing member countries of the Bank. The foregoing categories of expenditures may include the financing of taxes.

Categories of Expenditures. For Bank-Executed activities executed Activities the Contributions may be used to finance: a) Staff salaries, benefits and indirects; b) Extended-term consultants, benefits and indirects; c) Temporary staff costs (short-term and extended-term); d) Short-term consultant fees; e) Contractual services; f) Media and workshops/conferences/meeting costs; g) Non-capital equipment costs; h) Travel expenses, including travel expenses for staff, consultants, short-term and extended-term consultants and workshop/conference participants; and i) Communication and translation. For Recipient-Executed activitiesexecuted Activities, the Contributions may be used to finance: a) Goods, works, services and operating costs and any other allowable expenditures provided under Recipient-executed activities. Grants will be provided to private or public sector organizations for the benefit of developing member countries of the Bank. The foregoing categories of expenditures may include the financing of taxes.