An additional $830 million is waiting to be disbursed as soon as a new national oversight committee for elections is established.
The six-month rescue extension being considered would unlock the €7.2bn in Greece's bailout fund that is yet to be disbursed as well as €10.9bn already lent to Athens but earmarked for recapitalisation of its weakened banks.
The six-month rescue extension being mooted would see Greece qualify for €7.2bn in bailout funds still to be disbursed as well as €10.9bn already lent to the country but earmarked for recapitalisation of its weakened banks.
The review is expected to take two to three weeks, Mr. Vlasto said, and most grants now in the pipeline are likely to be disbursed as originally intended.
Moreover, while at least $7.5 billion in official aid and private contributions have indeed been disbursed — as calculated by Mr. Clinton's United Nations office and by The Times — disbursed does not necessarily meant spent.
Greening's announcement of the reprogrammed funding, none of which will be disbursed as general budget support, was widely reported as an attempt to bypass the Kigali government in the wake of a November report (pdf) that, she said at the time, provided "credible and compelling" evidence of Rwandan support for the M23 militia in Congo.
The remaining $900 million will be disbursed as loans, for example, to compensate farmers who lose animals to illness or culling.
Cost overruns are mitigated by the inclusion of appropriate contingencies in the budget estimate to cover change orders, etc., and these contingency allowances are disbursed as the project proceeds to cover the additional costs.
However, more than half of these funds had yet to be disbursed as of September 30 , 2011 and thus, some of the programs originally called for remained underfunded or unfunded, including hiring more designated court-based screeners, expanding outpatient treatment services, and increasing case-management services in the courts (CCG 2012).
The $250,000 was disbursed as "loans" to Keating's son and his son-in-law, and the money was transfered [sic] back to Keating on the same day.
