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The document outlines the 2011-2012 Cultural Services Agreement for Capacity Building II, detailing the responsibilities of the contractor, program description, budget requirements, reporting obligations, and match requirements. It emphasizes the need for written amendments for program changes, specifies financial reporting timelines, and mandates a half match from the contractor. Additionally, it includes a revised narrative section for project activities and budget itemization to reflect actual funding awarded by the City of Austin.

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