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Grant in Aid
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Grant in Aid
Funding that a government gives to a private entity for a specific purpose. For example, a government may give a grant in aid to a charity that assists persons in buying their own homes or to a business that invests in a favored industry such as green energy. Grantees must abide by government regulations upon receiving a grant in aid (for example, they may be required to account for government funds separately), but they have general autonomy over how to specifically spend the money.


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Worldwide will also cover the loss of around £4m a year that the BBC's international news website gets from the Foreign Office in grant-in-aid.
The bill would also include programming and grant-in-aid for state and local government and non-profit groups.
This research was partially supported by a grant from the Auburn University Montgomery Research Grant-In-Aid Program.
 
 
 
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