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         Table A4.3. Allocated, Committed, Disbursed, and Pipeline Amounts




























































         Income, Disbursement,              FY24, with  a slight decrease from the   Financial Summary of
         and Funding Balance                previous year. The balance of grant   Program Management
         By the end of FY24, CIWA received   commitments is US$24.5 million. Table   CIWA  management  costs  include
         US$164.3 million, including US$156.2 million   A4.4 presents the balance available in   expenses incurred by the Program
         in donor payments and US$8.1 million in   the  CIWA  account,  which  is
         investment  income  from  the  CIWA   approximately US$50.5 million, or a   Management Unit (PMU) and the World
         account. Cumulative disbursements are at   balance of US$4.5 million when the   Bank’s technical experts who provide
         US$113.8 million, including US$110.4 million   balance of current commitments of   strategic advice and support. In addition
         in projects and US$3.4 million in   US$24 million and an additional    to staff and  consultant  costs,  this
         administrative fees. The pace of   US$23 million in the latter half of   category includes costs associated with
         disbursement continued to stabilize in   FY24/early FY25 are considered.     CIWA donor coordination, outreach,



         54  ’Allocation’ refers to the endorsement of allocation of funds by the CIWA AC—both moved to actual grants and notional allocations yet to move to grant activity accounts.
         ‘Commitment’ refers to recognition by internal World Bank systems that funds have been assigned to a project or activity. Funds are committed when the World Bank trust fund
         management has approved a grant funding request (GFR), putting in place a contractual or scheduled commitment that leads to actual expenditures in the future. ‘Disbursement’ refers
         to the transfer of funds from the grant account to the client’s designated account after the Bank clears a request for specific investments. For Bank-executed grants, disbursements
         are payments made against a purchase order or contract. ‘Pipeline’ activities in the sub-program are those for which a conditional allocation endorsement was made or subject to the
         approval of the World Bank project and trust fund systems. Pipeline development is ongoing, subject to change including notional allocations after July 1, 2024.   108
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