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Content Type: Policy Page Effective Date: 27-07-2016 Planned Review Date: 27-07-2026 Policy Area: Partnerships Policy Chapter: Foundations

Self-Certification Form for Donor Entities

SELF-CERTIFICATION (DONOR - ENTITIES) [ Counterparty Name ] is an entity duly [incorporated][established] under the laws of [ insert country ], hereby represents and warrants that: 1. None of: a) [ Counterparty Name ]; b) the ultimate beneficial owners[footnoteRef:1], affiliates or subsidiaries, or employees of [ Counterparty Name ]; or [1: The “ultimate beneficial owner” means each natural …

Content Type: Document Document Type: Template Policy Area: Partnerships Policy Chapter: Foundations Policy: Foundations

Self-Certification Form for Donor Individuals

SELF-CERTIFICATION (DONORS - INDIVIDUALS) I [ full name of the individual ] declare that: 1. I am not listed on the United Nations Security Council Consolidated List[footnoteRef:1] or otherwise suspended, debarred, sanctioned or otherwise identified as ineligible by any UN entity, any member of the World Bank Group, or any other international organization. [1: …

Content Type: Document Document Type: Template Policy Area: Partnerships Policy Chapter: Foundations Policy: Foundations

Options for approaching potential foundation partners

This is the most common method preferred by foundations and can sometimes be accompanied by a project submission. Many foundations accept letters of inquiry on an ongoing basis while others set specific submission deadlines. … A direct request for proposal may also occur in instances where a foundation is initially approached informally and, upon expressing interest regarding a proposed project …

Content Type: Procedure Policy Area: Partnerships Policy Chapter: Foundations Policy: Foundations

Formalizing partnerships with foundations

An MoU captures areas of intended collaboration towards a common goal, when such commitments does not include any transfer of resources between the partners, or make any financial demands on UNDP. … Collaboration which involves formalization via a financing agreement must always be done in the context of UNDP's Programme and Project Management policies and procedures.   If the financing …

Content Type: Procedure Policy Area: Partnerships Policy Chapter: Foundations Policy: Foundations

Identifying and analyzing foundations for partnerships with UNDP

Conduct  research on "legitimacy" of the foundation to confirm their basic purposes, including scanning of programmatic activities; board membership and individuals/entities affiliated with the foundation; previous grant-making; and tax and other financial information (if available). Information may be available in international/national foundations registers, websites of the foundations, news …

Content Type: Procedure Policy Area: Partnerships Policy Chapter: Foundations Policy: Foundations

UNDP Financial Regulations and Rules

This regulations and rules document implements UNDP’s revised financial regulations and rules set out in document DP/2011/36 which was approved by the Executive Board in decision 2011/33 ( DP/2012/2 ). DP/2011/36  also includes in Annex 3 the proposed revised changes to the UNCDF annex to UNDP's financial regulations and rules (Annex I to UNDP financial regulations and rules). … UNDP Financial …

Content Type: Document Document Type: Regulations & Rules Effective Date: 01-01-2012

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Private Sector Risk Assessment Tool

This template permits the collection of information on potential partner private sector entities, helps to evaluate whether or not UNDP should pursue a partnership with the private sector entity, and determines which cases might need to be escalated to HQ. This template contains the practical steps to be followed to reach a decision on a given partnership. It should be used in conjunction with …

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Foundations

Foundations 1. The definition of foundation may vary according to national laws. UNDP uses the following definition: 2. Foundations include non-for-profit institutions with the stated purpose and delineated source of income that provide grants or run programs. Sources of foundations’ assets include endowments, earned income, combination of public and private fundraising, trusts, family donations, …

Content Type: Document Document Type: Policy Effective Date: 27-07-2016 Planned Review Date: 27-07-2026 Policy Area: Partnerships Policy Chapter: Foundations Policy: Foundations