| Line Item | Year 1 (₱) | Year 2 (₱) | Year 3 (₱) | 3-Yr Total |
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If the first international grant is delayed by 6+ months, NRSA needs at least ₱3M in founder bridge funding to reach the point of self-sustaining operations. The conservative scenario models this gap explicitly.
Optimistic scenario is achieved if: (1) Bloomberg BIGRS grant secured in Year 1, (2) two ₱1M+ Founding Corporate Partners signed, and (3) DepEd MOU signed enabling training revenue in Year 2.
NRSA Philippines must never allow its cash balance to fall below ₱500,000 (minimum operating reserve = 1 month of estimated operational costs). If the forecast shows a month below this threshold, the Executive Director must alert the Finance & Audit Committee at least 60 days in advance.
| Funder / Program | Amount (₱) | Stage | Probability | Weighted Value | Decision |
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| Donor | Category | Amount | Month |
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NRSA Philippines' Board-approved policy requires maintaining a reserve fund equal to a minimum of 3 months of budgeted operating costs. The reserve must be held in a separate, interest-bearing bank account and may only be drawn down with Board approval.
Late SEC filings incur a ₱1,000/day penalty. Late BIR returns face 25% surcharge + 12% annual interest. Missing PCNC renewal risks losing accreditation — which would invalidate Official Receipts issued to donors.