Arctic-Yukon-Kuskokwim Tribal Research and Restoration Program

1. Project Administration - As program entities, the States and Tribal Commissions or Consortia will expend not more than three percent (3%) of the direct federal funds for administrative expenses.
Administrative expenses are defined as all costs, including direct and associated indirect costs, incurred by the State, Commission, or Consortium in administering the PCSRF grant and managing the distribution of the PCSRF grant funds to sub-recipients, contractors, programs, or projects that undertake PCSRF activities. Administrative expenses include activities such as sub-agreement and contracts management and monitoring, accounting, program oversight, site visits, program support and overhead costs, and competitive funding allocation processes including the processing and administrative review of project applications and proposals.
2. Data management activities related to PCSRF reporting requirements, including the PCSRF web-based project tracking database system, for implementing new project reporting requirements under Phase II of the PCSRF database.

Project Administration - As program entities, the States and Tribal Commissions or Consortia will expend not more than three percent (3%) of the direct federal funds for administrative expenses.
Administrative expenses are defined as all costs, including direct and associated indirect costs, incurred by the State, Commission, or Consortium in administering the PCSRF grant and managing the distribution of the PCSRF grant funds to sub-recipients, contractors, programs, or projects that undertake PCSRF activities. Administrative expenses include activities such as sub-agreement and contracts management and monitoring, accounting, program oversight, site visits, program support and overhead costs, and competitive funding allocation processes including the processing and administrative review of project applications and proposals.