The phrase "administering funding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is managing or distributing financial resources or support.
Example: "The organization is responsible for administering funding to various community projects aimed at improving local infrastructure."
Alternatives: "managing funds" or "distributing financial support".
Slightly cheaper than Hargreaves at 0.35% a year for administering funds, plus the underlying manager charge.
He also warned against creating an "arts council of the airwaves" that would take a hands-on role in administering funds.
As UNICEF completes the Project Coordination Agreement revision process currently underway, systems for disbursing and administering funds to NGOs also need to be streamlined.
In 1911, Nunn created the Telluride Association, a self-governing scholarship society, to administer funds to the branches; both the Cornell branch and the association still exist.
Lou Tisler, executive director of Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland, which administers funds for the programs statewide, said political opposition had been little more than background noise.
Osborne said the scheme would be administered by local authorities, acknowledging that a centrally administered fund following the floods in 2014 had been slow to get funds to families in need.
The current administration has pledged to continue to integrate pension funds (in 2008, Greece had more than 100 separately administered funds), to phase out some early retirements and progressively reduce higher pensions.
She applied for help to her council's discretionary housing payment scheme, a local authority administered fund which the government increased this year to help the transition to the new benefit rates.
Councils comprised of regulators, stakeholders and industry should administer funds.
Oakland County currently administers funds for 51 communities through CDBG's Urban County program.
