Fund Reports
Explanatory note on reporting and on accessibility of data
G-rap Fund Narrative Reporting
Reporting by beneficiaries
of the G-RAP Fund is done on a bi-annual basis using standard formats.
The formats have been designed in line with the logical framework,
generating a wealth of relevant data not only for monitoring but also
for research. Programme Management makes bi-annual compilations of the
reports, thus providing a quick overview of output relating to specific
themes or issues in the Ghana policy and governance environment.
Additional surveys and more in-depth analyses are done by specialists
of various disciplines, e.g. on networks and coalitions around specific
GPRS themes; a baseline was established in 2005 at the start of the
Programme. For reports by external consultants, please click this
link.
Narrative report compilations are disseminated in print to all stakeholders
to G-RAP and available for downloading here below.
G-rap Fund Financial reporting
Grantees submit bi-annual financial reports using a standard format. As
G-rap provides core support (as opposed to project support), Grantees need
to report on the total income of the organisation. Compilations of
financial report findings and recommendations are prepared bi-annually
and submitted by Programme Management to the donor group supporting
G-rap.
Findings and recommendations are used to monitor compliance with agreed
standards and benchmarks, obviously, but also for identifying a potential
need for additional coaching inputs, which is sometimes necessary in order
to come from a "project grant" to a "core grant" type
of financial management systems and reporting.
In order not to derange processes of financial/administrative coaching of
beneficiaries by G-rap management, access to the financial reports is
restricted. We do, however, adhere to the principle of transparency and
motivated requests for access to financial reporting information will be
taken into consideration.
Audit of the Fund account is done at
an annual basis.