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Principal Recipients (PRs) work towards implementation readiness during grant-making to ensure that grant activities will start on time.
Being “implementation-ready” means that on the first day of implementation, PRs will have:
- Human resources staff in place, with signed contracts.
- Signed contracts with sub-recipients.
- Signed contracts with the suppliers of health products and critical services.
- An agreed workplan for the first year of implementation.
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