SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND Sample Clauses

The Special Projects Fund clause establishes a dedicated pool of resources or finances set aside for unique or non-routine initiatives within an organization or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for what qualifies as a special project, the process for requesting and approving funds, and any limitations on how the funds may be used. By clearly defining the management and allocation of resources for special projects, this clause ensures that such initiatives are properly funded without disrupting regular operations or budgets, thereby promoting flexibility and innovation while maintaining financial oversight.
SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND. A. Purpose 1. To provide financial reward for special, one-time, teacher-initiated academic and curricular projects. 2. To provide a means for financial reward for administrative-assigned special assignments. B. Cost 1. The Association would propose an initial pool of $3,000.
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SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND. 40 9.1 General Purpose of the Fund 40 9.2 General Rules 40
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SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND. ‌ 9.1 General Purpose of the Fund (a) In accordance with clause 6.3, the Trustee must establish a Sub Fund of the Trust Fund to be called the Special Projects Fund to be administered in accordance with this clause 9 and otherwise in accordance with this Deed. (b) Where the Trustee accepts a Contribution from a Contributor in accordance with clause 2.1(c), the Contribution may be held and managed in the Special Projects Fund, provided that the income or capital or both: (i) will be held on the terms of this Deed; and (ii) must be applied in furtherance of the Trust Purpose. (c) The Trustee must, when administering the Special Projects Fund, have regard to the requests or recommendations of a Contributor in relation to a Contribution. (d) The Trustee may from time to time develop: (i) specific Special Projects to be funded by Distribution to one or more Eligible Noongar Entities from the Special Projects Fund; and (ii) principles or guidelines that apply to those Special Projects (Special Project Guidelines).
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