GF’s allocations methodology for 2017-2019
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The methodology does not differ significantly from the one used for the 2014-2016 allocations. The main differences are as follows:
- There will be no country bands (or country groups of any kind) used.
- No specific sum of money has been set aside for incentive funding or for regional proposals (though there will be funding available for both as part of a new pot of money for “catalytic investments”).
- The qualitative adjustment for minimum required level will be replaced by a simplified system.
- A simplified system will be used to identify initiatives to be placed on the Unfunded Quality Demand register.
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