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Back-ended subsidyबैक-एंडेड सब्सिडी

Assistance released after the project is completed and verified, rather than paid at the start.

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The money is not handed over before the work. It is settled at the end, typically against the loan account where the project is financed. Plan your own funds for the construction period on the assumption that assistance arrives late or not at all.

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