erogabili

Erogabili is the Italian term used to describe resources, payments, or benefits that can be disbursed to recipients under a set of rules or conditions. In public administration, budgeting and financial management, the adjective denotes funds or subsidies that are eligible for payment because eligibility criteria, contractual obligations, and regulatory requirements have been met.

In practice, erogabile distinguishes between money that is ready to be paid and money that is not yet accessible. An entity that distributes funds is called the ente erogatore, or payer, and the act of transferring the funds is an erogazione. A budget or program may declare portions as bilancio erogabile when they are authorized for payout, pending verification, documentation, or performance milestones.

Common contexts include subsidies, grants, social benefits, reimbursements, and payments to suppliers or contractors. Eligibility criteria can involve proof of need, compliance with legal standards, achievement of outcomes, or adherence to contractual terms. The status of funds as erogabile can change over time as conditions are fulfilled or new information becomes available.

The concept is closely related to controls and compliance in financial management. Funds described as non erogabili are those awaiting approval, awaiting documentation, or blocked by budgetary constraints. Understanding erogabili helps clarify which expenditures are admissible under a program and when disbursements can occur, aligning disbursement practices with planning, auditing, and reporting requirements.