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Monitoring
enables PJs to assess HOME Program performance and ensure that all
HOME funds are spent in accordance with the laws and regulations
governing the HOME Program.
At a minimum, active and ongoing monitoring is critical to ensuring
compliance by a PJ- whether the PJ is implementing its HOME-funded
activities with its own staff exclusively or utilizing outside subrecipients,
state recipients, developers, and/or contractors to do so.
In this model, users will find a suggested monitoring methodology
as well as examples of compliance and performance indicators.
Key HOME Program activities aand concepts are emphasized, such as
income targeting, the need for written agreements and source documentation,
and periods of affordability.
To increase its usefulness, this model provides sample
checklists at the end of each chapter to help PJ staff verify
program compliance, accurately report program results, and ensure
accountability.
By offering a systematic approach and suggested best practices for
HOME monitoring, this guidebook will help PJs develop and implement
program monitoring that results in meaningful data and information
with which to evaluate organizational and project performance.
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