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    The document discusses different kinds of grants provided by governments. It notes that grants can be general purpose or specific purpose. General purpose grants allow states to spend money in any public purpose area, while specific purpose grants must be spent in a sector supported by the central government, such as emergency, rehabilitation, or development assistance. The document also discusses matching and non-matching grants, with matching grants requiring states to share costs to receive funding for a program. Article 94(2) of the Ethiopian Constitution gives the federal government power to grant assistance and loans to states and audit their proper use.

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    The document discusses different kinds of grants provided by governments. It notes that grants can be general purpose or specific purpose. General purpose grants allow states to spend money in any public purpose area, while specific purpose grants must be spent in a sector supported by the central government, such as emergency, rehabilitation, or development assistance. The document also discusses matching and non-matching grants, with matching grants requiring states to share costs to receive funding for a program. Article 94(2) of the Ethiopian Constitution gives the federal government power to grant assistance and loans to states and audit their proper use.

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    Types of Grants

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    The document discusses different kinds of grants provided by governments. It notes that grants can be general purpose or specific purpose. General purpose grants allow states to spend money in any public purpose area, while specific purpose grants must be spent in a sector supported by the central government, such as emergency, rehabilitation, or development assistance. The document also discusses matching and non-matching grants, with matching grants requiring states to share costs to receive funding for a program. Article 94(2) of the Ethiopian Constitution gives the federal government power to grant assistance and loans to states and audit their proper use.

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