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CERF and NGOs: Questions and Answers
Q1.
Does the Advisory Group have decision-making authority to change the eligibility requirements of the CERF?
Q2.
What data is available on funds distributed to NGOs, including information about the timeliness and efficiency of the disbursement to the field level?
Q3.
Are the CERF transaction costs higher than that of funds contributed directly by donors to agencies or NGOs?
Q4.
Is the CERF slow?
Q5.
If NGOs cannot have direct access, what are the alternatives?
Q6.
If it does not have such decision making authority, what does the Advisory Group actually do?
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