Common use of Amount of the Contribution Clause in Contracts

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 million (seventy-six million Swiss francs) to Bulgaria for a Commitment period of five years and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 2009.

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 5,988.000 million (seventy-six five million nine hundred and eighty eight thousand Swiss francsFrancs) to Bulgaria Cyprus for a Commitment period of five years and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 200914 June 2007.

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 million 45’000’000 (seventy-six forty five million Swiss francs) to Bulgaria Croatia for a Commitment period from the approval date of five years the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 11 December 2014, until the end of the validity period of the legal basis of the Contribution, which is 31 May 2017, and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 2009.

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 489,020 million (seventy-six four hundred eighty nine million and twenty thousand Swiss francs) to Bulgaria the Republic of Poland for a Commitment period of five years and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 200914 June 2007.

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 39,920 million (seventy-six thirty nine million and nine hundred twenty thousand Swiss francsFrancs) to Bulgaria Estonia for a Commitment period of five years and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 200914 June 2007.

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 130,738 million (seventy-six one hundred thirty million and seven hundred thirty eight thousand Swiss francsFrancs) to Bulgaria Hungary for a Commitment period of five years and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 200914 June 2007.

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 66,866 million (seventy-sixty six million and eight hundred sixty six thousand Swiss francsFrancs) to Bulgaria the Slovak Republic for a Commitment period of five years and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 200914 June 2007.

Amount of the Contribution. 1. Switzerland agrees to grant a non-reimbursable Contribution towards the reduction of economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU of up to CHF 76 70,858 million (seventy-six seventy million and eight hundred fifty eight thousand Swiss francsFrancs) to Bulgaria Lithuania for a Commitment period of five years and a disbursement period of up to ten years, starting from the approval date of the Contribution by the Swiss Parliament, which is 7 December 200914 June 2007.