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| Series 200: Programming Policy |
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Series 200 Interim Update #06-11, Conceptual Framework for (MTB)
(Budget Schedule, Summer and Fall 2006)
Issued: 09/01/2006 Posted: 09/21/2006
This Executive Message announces the FY 2007/2008 Updated USAID Operational Budget Schedule, Summer and Fall 2006.
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Series 200 Interim Update #06-10, Conceptual Framework for Manage-to-Budget
Issued: 08/31/2006 Posted: 09/25/2006
The attached document provides further information on the Manage-to-Budget (MTB) exercise being implemented Agency-wide beginning October 1, 2006.
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Series 200 Interim Update #06-09, Manage-to-Budget
Issued: 08/24/2006 Posted: 09/21/2006
The Administrator directed the accelerated implementation of an Agency-wide Manage-to-Budget (MTB) system that will ensure that USAID uses our resources in the
most cost effective manner in order to maximize program resources reaching recipients throughout the world.
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| Series 300: Acquisition and Assistance |
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Series 300 Interim Update #06-14, Issuance of Acquisition & Assistance Policy Directive (AAPD)
06-11 - Home Leave and Revised General Provision 5, Leave and Holidays (August 2006), AIDAR Appendix D
Issued: 09/22/2006 Posted: 09/25/2006
This IU announces the issuance of AAPD 06-11, which is effective as of 07/20/2006. This AAPD replaces CIB 96-19, CIB 98-19, CIB 98-24 and AAPD 05-10, and adds
new Home Leave language for U.S. Personal Services Contracts (USPSCs) hired under Appendix D of the AIDAR.
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Series 300 Interim Update #06-13, Revision of ADS 302 and ADS 303
Issued: 09/19/2006 Posted: 09/25/2006
ADS 302, USAID Direct Contracting, and ADS 303, Grants and Cooperative Agreements to Non-Governmental Organizations. With regard to ADS 302, many of the Interim
Updates (IUs) that were associated with the chapter have actually been incorporated into the chapter; therefore, we have cancelled those IUs.
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Series 300 Interim Update #06-12, OFAC License for Sudan Activities
Issued: 09/08/2006 Posted: 09/25/2006
On August 4, 2006, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), within the U.S. Department of Treasury, reissued a license to the State Department's Economic Bureau and to USAID, authorizing grantees and contractors of State/Africa and USAID to perform all transactions necessary for the provision of humanitarian and economic support, as defined and authorized in the State/Africa or USAID grant or contract, in support of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, Darfur Peace Agreement, and in certain areas of Sudan.
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Series 300 Interim Update #06-11, ADS 313 - Eligibility of Suppliers, Contractors and
Recipients
Issued: 08/30/2006 Posted: 09/21/2006
This notice announces the issuance of revised ADS Chapter 313, which supersedes the version dated 4/11/2001. This revision is not substantive, but merely contains
editorial changes/updates and reflects the new ADS formatting.
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Series 300 Interim Update #06-10, Federal Personnel Use of E-Authentication Digital Credentials for Grants.gov
Issued: 08/28/2006 Posted: 09/21/2006
Grants.gov has mandated that all Federal personnel use e-Authentication digital credentials for user login and registration by August 30, 2006.
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| Series 500: Management Services |
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ADS Chapter 548 Program-Funded Information Technology (IT) Reviews
Issued: 09/13/2006 Posted: 09/25/2006
This revised ADS chapter has been reformatted, edited, and modified in its entirety. The title of this chapter has been changed from Program-Funded Information
Technology (IT) to Program-Funded Information Technology (IT) Reviews. This chapter includes seven new external mandatory references and five new internal mandatory
references. This ADS chapter has been revised to include an Early Review in the IT Project Life Cycle and modified to include notification to EGAT and PPC of
functional requirements as ADS 548 IT Reviews are received during the Full Review Process.
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Mandatory Reference 548mab - Standard Operating Procedure Reference Guide Mandatory Reference for ADS Chapter 548
Issued: 09/13/2006 Posted: 09/25/2006
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Series 500 Interim Update #06-12, Revised ADS Chapter 501 and corresponding references
Issued: 09/01/2006 Posted: 09/21/2006
ADS 501, The Automated Directives System (ADS), has been revised. (Please note that this revision does not make any changes to the official format for ADS chapters.)
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Series 500 Interim Update #06-11, Retention of Federal Activities Inventory Reform (FAIR) Act Records
Issued: 09/01/2006 Posted: 09/21/2006
The National Archives and Records Administration's (NARA) General Records Schedule (GRS) 3, Procurement, Supply and Grant Records, has been revised. This affects the retention period for records created and maintained under the FAIR Act (OMB Circular A-76, Performance of Commercial Activities).
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ADS Chapter 562 - Physical Security Programs (Overseas)
Issued: 08/09/2006 Posted: 09/06/2006
This chapter identifies the overseas physical security policy directives and required procedures for the protection of USAID employees, facilities, classified
national security, and Sensitive But Unclassified (SBU) information.
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ADS Chapter 501 - The Automated Directives System (ADS)
Issued: 08/21/2006 Posted: 09/01/2006
Every U.S. Government agency is required to have and maintain a directives program. The regulations within this system must be current and written in plain
language.The ADS (Automated Directives System) is USAID’s directives program. Both the USAID ADS Internet pages and the USAID ADS intranet site constitute the
“official” ADS.
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Mandatory Reference 501mab - Clearance List for ADS Material
Issued: 08/21/2006 Posted: 09/01/2006
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Mandatory Reference 501mae - The ADS Process
Issued: 08/21/2006 Posted: 09/01/2006
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Additional Help 501sae - ADS Users Guide
Issued: 08/21/2006 Posted: 09/01/2006
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