Associated partners. [OPTION 1 for programmes without associated partners: Not applicable ] [OPTION 2 for programmes with associated partners (standard): [OPTION 1 if selected for the grant: The following entities which cooperate with a beneficiary will participate in the action as ‘associated partners’: - [AP legal name (short name)], PIC [number] [associated partner of [BEN legal name (short name)]] - [AP legal name (short name)], PIC [number] [associated partner of [BEN legal name (short name)]] [same for more AP] Associated partners must implement the action tasks attributed to them in Annex 1 in accordance with Article
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Associated partners. Except as otherwise agreed to in writing by the General Partner: (i) an Associated Partner shall be deemed to take the same actions and make the same consents and elections with respect to its Units as its related Partner, including, without limitation, any election to withdraw from the Partnership; and (ii) each Associated Partner shall have the same obligations, including, without limitation, the Restrictive Covenants, and be subject to the same terms as its related Partner as set forth in this Agreement as well as in the related Partner’s Supplementary Agreement.
Associated partners. The Associated Partners have committed to support emPLANT+ with different actions according to their expertise and competencies. They can include but are not limited to: - disseminating information about the programme and its results - student recruitment - providing guest lecturers in the field of their expertise - providing internships - participating in the Advisory Committee - providing funding/scholarships
Associated partners. have the right to collaborate in the CALIPSOplus work packages at their own expenses apart from specific travel costs (see third bullet point of this article), join the author lists of publications for CALIPSOplus results in case of significant contributions, following the usual rules about authorship on scientific publications, one representative per Associated Partner can participate in the annual meetings including the meeting of the General Assembly, however without voting rights. The travel costs related to the participation in these meetings are covered from the project budget from the share of the Coordinator. conclude a Partnership Agreement with the Parties of the Consortium of the CALIPSOplus project in which liability, ownership of results and non-disclosure of information are defined in analogy to the provisions of this Consortium Agreement.
Associated partners. §1. Associated KIC Partners are partners who are KIC Partners for EIT Food under the FPA and who contribute to the MFS programme by offering industrial and/or entrepreneurial exposure through projects, internships, industrial challenges, and other forms of learning opportunities in line with EIT’s “Added Value” requirement.
§2. Associated Non-KIC Partners are partners who are not aligned to EIT Food as KIC Partners but who contribute to the MFS programme by offering industrial and/or entrepreneurial exposure through projects, internships, industrial challenges, and other forms of learning opportunities in line with EIT’s “Added Value” requirement. It is expected that Associated Non-KIC Partners will be determined and managed by individual Consortium Members. Where Non- associated Industry Partners are involved in the MFS programme, it shall be the responsibility of the individual Consortium Member managing them to ensure that their involvement is suitably managed, including through legal agreements as appropriate, and each individual Consortium Member shall be accountable to the MFS Consortium through the Steering Committee for the performance and conduct of their Non-associated Industry Partner.
§3. Consortium Members shall ensure that all the offerings are properly organised and realised by the Associated KIC Partners and Associated Non-KIC Partners according to the objective of the MFS. Specifically, the Associated Partners and Associated Non-KIC Partners will offer activities where students can achieve: – Learning by doing. This can be real-life case studies by industrial partners or entrepreneurial ventures; and/or – Non-academic mobility. Students must complete a period of inter-organizational mobility (for example industrial internship).
Associated partners. In accordance with Article 9.1 of the Grant Agreement, notwithstanding any other provisions in this Consortium Agreement, the Associated Partners: − shall be subject to the provisions of Articles 11 (proper implementation), 12 (conflicts of interest), 13 (confidentiality and security), 14 (ethics), 17.2 (visibility), 18 (specific rules for carrying out action), 19 (information) and 20 (recordkeeping) of the Grant Agreement; and − shall implement the action tasks attributed to them in the Annex I of the Grant Agreement in accordance with article 11 of the Grant Agreement; − shall not be subject to Clause 7 (Financial Provisions) of this Consortium Agreement and shall not vote on the questions arising thereof; − shall enable the bodies mentioned in Article 25 (e.g. granting authority, XXXX, Court of Auditors (ECA), etc.) to exercise their rights also towards the associated partners as if they were the Beneficiaries under the Grant Agreement.
Associated partners. Each Party involved in the Project as an Associate Partner hereby expressively undertakes to comply with and execute the provisions of Article 9.1 of the Grant Agreement as well as with the provisions of Articles of the Grant Agreement referred to in said Article 9.1. Additionally, any Associated Partner from a non-EU Country undertakes to comply with and execute any other obligation arising from the provisions of Article 10.1 of the Grant Agreement.
