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What is it? Cost-sharing leverages greater funding from other sources, including provinces, territories and municipalities. Through cost-sharing, the Government of Canada is able to increase the number of federally funded projects.
A term used to describe the practice of dividing the cost of health care services between the patient and the insurance plan. For example, if a plan pays 80% of the cost of a service, then the patient pays the remaining 20% of the cost.
A cost-sharing contract is a cost-reimbursement contract in which the contractor receives no fee and is reimbursed only for an agreed-upon portion of its allowable costs.
Here are some examples: If effort was expended but NOT committed or budgeted to the project. For incidental involvement in a project. Changing my salary but not my effort. If my projects budget is cut. Students on training grants. Students on fellowship or gift support. Use of facilities and equipment.
Under cost-sharing the grant from the federal to the local government is conditional on the level of spending by the local government on certain services. With block-funding the federal grant is determined in a manner that is independent of the pattern of local spending.
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Cost Sharing or matching, means that portion of project or program cost not borne by the federal government or awarding agency.

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