– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING Sample Clauses

– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II.11.1 are not applicable.
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. By way of derogation to the provisions set out in Article II.11, the beneficiaries must not subcontract any activities funded from the budget category Intellectual outputs. By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II.11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories except Exceptional costs.
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. The Partner Organisation shall not subcontract any activities funded from their allocated budget, as defined in Annex II, to anyone, who is not employed by the organisation itself, or to another legal entity through service contract.
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. [NA to keep only the text applicable to the Key Action concerned by the Grant Agreement 11.1 are not applicable.] By way of derogation to the provisions set out in Article II.11, the beneficiaries must not subcontract any activities funded from the budget category Intellectual outputs. By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II.11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories except Exceptional costs.]
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. [NA to keep only the text applicable to the Key Action concerned by the Grant Agreement By way of derogation to the provisions set out in Article II.11, the beneficiaries must not subcontract any activities funded from the budget category Intellectual outputs. 11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories except Exceptional costs.] 11Open licence – a way by which the owner of a work grants permission to others to use the resource. A license is associated to each resource. There are different open licences according to the extent of the permissions granted or the limitations imposed and the beneficiary is free to choose the specific license to apply to their work. An open licence must be associated to each resource produced. An open licence is not a transfer of copyrights or Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. 13Open licence – a way by which the owner of a work grants permission to others to use the resource. A license is associated to each resource. There are different open licences according to the extent of the permissions granted or the limitations imposed and the beneficiary is free to choose the specific license to apply to their work. An open licence must be associated to each resource produced. An open licence is not a transfer of copyrights or Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). By way of derogation to the provisions set out in Article II.11, the beneficiaries must not subcontract any activities funded from the budget category Intellectual outputs. By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II.11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories except Exceptional costs.
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II. 11.1 are not applicable. 8Open licence – a way by which the owner of a work grants permission to others to use the resource. A license is associated to each resource. There are different open licences according to the extent of the permissions granted or the limitations imposed and the beneficiary is free to choose the specific license to apply to their work. An open licence must be associated to each resource produced. An open licence is not a transfer of copyrights or Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. [FOR SOLIDARITY PROJECTS] By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II.11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories. [FOR VOLUNTEERING PROJECTS AND TRAINEESHIPS AND JOBS] By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II.11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories except complementary activities.
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– ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING. [NA to keep only the text applicable to the Key Action concerned by the Grant Agreement By way of derogation, the provisions set out in points (c) and (d) of Article II.11.1 are not applicable.] By way of derogation to the provisions set out in Article II.11, the beneficiaries must not subcontract any activities funded from the budget category “project results”. 11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories except Exceptional costs.] [For Key action 2- Small-scale Partnerships: 11.1 are not applicable to any of the budget categories except Exceptional costs. In addition to the applicable provisions of Article II.11, the amount of the subcontracting shall not exceed 20% of the total grant amount.]
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