Grants Management Resources
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Roles and Oversight in Federal Fund Management
Understanding the distinction between pastoral entities and subrecipients is critical when managing federal funds. Proper oversight, documentation, and compliance can significantly reduce audit risks and ensure program integrity.
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Audit-Ready Internal Controls: Documentation and Effectiveness
Auditors don’t just want to see your policies; they want proof they’re written, approved, followed, and documented. Learn how missing evidence, inconsistent practice, and vague corrective actions can all lead to audit findings.
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Strengthening Federal Grant Management with Internal Controls
Internal controls are the frontline defense against waste, fraud, and abuse in federal grant management. Learn how prevention, detection, and response strategies work together to ensure compliance and protect public funds.
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Evaluating Reasonableness: Key to Federal Grant Compliance
Understanding what makes a cost allowable under 2 CFR 200 isn't just about the price; it's about the decisions, documentation, and compliance behind it. Learn more about the seven key audit criteria that determine whether federal funds were spent properly.
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Uniform Guidance Compliance and Audit Essentials
Understanding the Uniform Guidance is essential for navigating federal grant compliance and audit readiness. Learn more about its purpose, structure, and the critical expectations auditors use to evaluate recipients.
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