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This Partner Agreement template must be used when entering into agreements for the full or partial implementation of a UN Women programme or project with an Implementing Partner (IP) or with a Responsible Party (RP) . For the purposes of this Partner Agreement, both IPs and RPs are called Partners. This Partner Agreement template is not to be used in circumstances in which a Small Grant Agreement should be used. Please see the Small Grants Policy and Procedure for this purpose. Please always use the latest version of this template, which is available on the PPG Intranet site.  \n2. The Partners may be: (1) government entities; (2) non-UN inter-governmental organizations; and,(3) registered Civil Society Organization (CSO), which means Non-State, not-for-profit, voluntary entities formed by people in the social sphere that are separate from the State and the market. CSOs represent a wide range of interests and ties. The definition of CSOs includes but is not limited to community-based organizations (CBOs), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), youth-led organizations, LGBTI organizations, faith-based organizations and academic institutions but the definition ofCSOs does not include business or for-profit associations. If the partner is a UN Agency, this Partner Agreement should not be used and the UN to UN agreement template should be used instead.  \n3. The UN Women user must ensure that a project document, which in this context is called a Partner Project Document is attached to the agreement. The UN Women user must ensure that the Partner Project Document contains all relevant information relating to the Partner Agreement for example: (1) a detailed description of the work to be provided; (2) a detailed description of the parties’ responsibilities; (3) the expected outputs and outcomes; (4) the work plan; (5) the budget; and,(6) the installment schedule setting out schedule of proposed payments to the Partner. For IPs the Partner Project Document is the UN Women approved Project Document that is counter-signed by the IP. For RPs, the Partner Project Document can be: (a) the Call for Proposal (CFP) together with the proposal, used to select and engage the Partner; or (b) if there is no CFP, the UN Women Terms of Reference (TOR) prepared by UN Women used to select and engage the Partner, and the proposal submitted in response to the TOR. Whatever option applies, the UN Women user must ensure that such document contains all the relevant information mentioned in (1) to (6) above.  \n4. The Partner Agreement consists of the following parts: (1) the agreement document; (2) ST/SGB/2003/13 “Special measures for protection from sexual exploitation and abuse”; (3) the UN Women General Terms and Conditions for Partner Agreements (“GTCs”); (4) Donor Specific Conditions meaning any conditions under which UN Women has accepted contributions relevant to this Partner Agreement (the UN Women user should check all donor agreements, which are funding sources for the Partner Agreement, and ensure that any conditions which UN Women is required to impose on Partners are reflected in an annex to this Partner Agreement. The EC is an example of this); (5) Partner Project Document; (6) the FACE Form; and, (7) the Progress Report Form. All these documents together form the Partner Agreement between the parties. The GTCs are annexed as part of this document. All other attachments can be found on the PPG Intranet site. Always use the versions available on the PPG. Do not use versions that you have downloaded.  \n5. Changes to the text of this template may be made solely if fully justified and with the prior written approval of the Director of the Division of Manage","cbCaiir8UgepEswj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiir8UgepEswj","pdf",427523,"English","# Partner Agreement template usage\n## When to use the Partner Agreement\n## Eligible partner types\n## Required attachments and content\n## Components of the Partner Agreement\n## Approval, signatures, and uploads\n## Amendments and amendment rules","[{\"question\":\"When should the UN Women Partner Agreement template be used?\",\"answer\":\"Use it when entering agreements for the full or partial implementation of a UN Women programme or project with an Implementing Partner (IP) or Responsible Party (RP). 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