The largest part of JOAC's budget is allocated to grant aid with approximately 81% of its budget being allocated for 2012.
JOAC will give preference to projects located in countries in Africa, Latin America or South East Asia which are within the bottom 50 countries on the HDI (Human Development Index-2011 rankings hdr.undp.org/en/statistics/ ) and which are directly concerned with water and sanitation, primary healthcare, education and the development of sustainable livelihoods.
JOAC does not wish to discourage agencies from looking to it to suport imaginative or exceptional projects where support is clearly required, even though they do not fall within the above criteria. The presumption against supporting a project which falls outside these parameters may be overcome by the exceptional quality of the particular application.
As JOAC will fund a great many varied projects in developing countries it is not itself able to carry out the vital functions of overseeing the work and the funding of those projects it supports. While JOAC may visit current or completed projects it will rely on reports from funded Agencies to assess the outcomes of any supported projects.
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Jersey Overseas Aid Commission reviews its policies and procedures
The Jersey Overseas Aid Commission has reviewed its policies and procedures regarding the applicati...