Rules for allocating a project's costs burden local ratepayers rather than distant beneficiaries.
At the time the SSHiNE project was awarded, the USAID mission in Sudan was to allocate a portion of the project funding as direct assistance through the USAID office in Juba to cover procurement, transport, warehousing, and distribution costs during the first year of the project for non-GM CSB.
For example, the UK Department for International Development Research Programme Consortium requires projects to allocate a particular amount of time and resources to increase research capacity, support career development of research officers, and disseminate findings.
In 2013, part of Darpa's $2.8bn budget was allocated to a project entitled Avatar, after the James Cameron movie.
Tax credits allocated to a project are used by the developer to make up the cost of the project not covered by the mortgage.
The resources allocated to a project, subsequent to the delivery of a Money Document and management approval, enables the process of development methodology.
If agreed, the fund can then be allocated to a project by a commissioner.
He said sometimes the money is paid in instalments meaning it cannot be allocated to a project until it has all been received.
Beacon Hill houses several art installations as part of the "STart" program, which allocates a percentage of project construction funds to art projects to be used in stations.
SODO Station also houses a free-standing art installation as part of the "STart" program, which allocates a percentage of project construction funds to art projects to be used in stations.
Particular criticism was reserved for the perception that, by increasing the proportion of funding allocated on a project-by-project basis, Creative Scotland is seeking to curate the arts in Scotland without a mandate to do so.
