Managing Grants and Contributions (COR214)
Overview
Delivery method
Classroom
Duration
22.5 hours
Audience
Executives
Functional specialists
Managers
Supervisors
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Properly managing grants and contributions programs is essential to ensuring good governance and oversight. This course explains the established process to effectively design, administer and manage grants and contributions programs in the federal government context. Participants will learn about the policies, directives and tools needed to properly administer a grants and contributions program, including its terms and conditions.
Topics include:
- providing and administering a grants or contribution program
- understanding relevant Treasury Board policies and directives
- implementing terms and conditions
Legacy course code: F405
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