Common use of Communication and branding Clause in Contracts

Communication and branding. 1. The LP and the PPs shall ensure adequate promotion of the project both towards potential beneficiaries of the project results and towards the general public. 2. Unless the MA requests otherwise, any notice or publication made by the project including presentations at conferences or seminars, shall point out that the present project was implemented through financial assistance from ERDF funds of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme, as required by Xxxxx XX of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 (hereinafter referred to as CPR). All information, communication and branding measures of the project shall be carried out in accordance with the aforementioned rules, the latest version of the approved application form, the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. The LP shall take care that the PPs comply with these requirements and provide them with relevant documents and any programme guidelines. 3. The LP must ensure that all the PPs and itself respect the additional branding requirements as laid down in the programme manual which forms an integral part of this agreement. 4. Each PP shall ensure that any notice or publication relating to the project made in any form and by any means, including digital and online, states that it only reflects the author´s view and that the programme authorities are not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. 5. All PPs also take the full responsibility for the content of any notice, publication and marketing product provided to the MA which has been developed by the PPs or third parties on behalf of the PPs. The PPs are liable in case a third party claims compensation for damages (e.g. because of an infringement of intellectual property rights). The PPs will indemnify the LP in case the LP suffers any damage because of the content of the publicity and information material. 6. Each PP shall comply with all publicity, communication and branding obligations (e.g. on the use of the programme logo, information requirements, organisation of events etc.) as further specified in the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. 7. In line with Article 49 (3) of the CPR, the MA is authorised to publish the following information: (a) name of the LP and its PPs; (b) name of the project; (c) the project summary including project purposes and its expected achievements; (d) abstract of progress reports with the project actual achievements; (e) start date of the project; (f) expected or actual date of completion of the project; (g) the ERDF funding and the total cost of the project; (h) the programme specific objective concerned; (i) the location indicator or geolocation for the project and the countries concerned; (j) the location of the LP and its PPs; (k) the type of intervention for the project in accordance with point (g) of Article 73 (2) of the CPR. 8. The MA is entitled to furthermore use these data for information and communication purposes as listed in Annex IX of the CPR, cited in § 1 of the subsidy contract. 9. The MA on behalf of the MC and of other programme promoters at national level is entitled to use the outputs and results for information and communication actions in respect of the programme. All PPs agree that information about outputs is forwarded by the MA to other programme authorities as well as the Member States taking part in the programme to use this material to showcase how the subsidy is used. 10. For the purpose of meeting the objectives as set out in § 9.1 of this agreement, each PP shall provide evidence of the deliverables and outputs produced as further specified in the programme manual. 11. The LP shall ensure that communication and visibility material including at the level of PPs is made available upon request to the MA (and further to EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) and that a royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable licence to use such material and any pre-existing rights attached to it is granted to the MA (and further EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) in accordance with Annex IX of the CPR.

Communication and branding. 1. The LP and the PPs shall ensure adequate promotion of the project both towards potential beneficiaries of the project results and towards the general public. 2. Unless the MA requests otherwise, any notice or publication made by the project including presentations at conferences or seminars, shall point out that the present project was implemented through financial assistance from ERDF funds of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme, as required by Xxxxx XX of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 (hereinafter referred to as the CPR). All information, communication and branding measures of the project shall be carried out in accordance with the aforementioned rules, the latest version of the approved application form, the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. The LP shall take care that the PPs comply with these requirements and provide them with relevant documents and any programme guidelines. 32. The LP must ensure that all the PPs and itself respect the additional branding requirements as laid down in the programme manual which forms an integral part of this agreement. 4. Each PP shall ensure that any Any notice or publication relating to the project made in any form and by any means, including digital and online, states must state that it only reflects the author´s view and that the programme authorities are not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. 53. All PPs The LP also take takes the full responsibility for the content of any notice, publication and marketing product provided to the MA which has been developed by the LP, any of the PPs or third parties on behalf of the LP or the PPs. The PPs are LP is liable in case a third party claims compensation for damages (e.g. because of an infringement of intellectual property rights). The PPs LP will indemnify the LP MA in case the LP MA suffers any damage because of the content of the publicity and information material. 64. Each PP The LP shall comply ensure that the project partnership complies with all publicity, communication and branding obligations (e.g. on the use of the programme logo, information requirements, organisation of events etc.events) as further specified in the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. 75. In line with Article 49 (3) of the CPR, the MA is authorised to publish the following information: (a) name of the LP and its PPs; (b) name of the project; (c) the project summary including project purposes and its expected achievements; (d) abstract of progress reports with the project actual achievements; (e) start date of the project; (f) expected or actual date of completion of the project; (g) the ERDF funding and the total cost of the project; (h) the programme specific objective concerned; (i) the location indicator or geolocation for the project and the countries concerned; (j) the location of the LP and its PPs; (k) the type of intervention for the project in accordance with point (g) of Article 73 (2) of the CPR. 86. The MA is entitled to furthermore use these data for information and communication purposes as listed in Annex IX of the CPR, cited in § 1 of the subsidy this contract. 97. The MA on behalf of the MC and of other programme promoters at national level is entitled to use the outputs and results for information and communication actions in respect of the programme. All PPs agree The LP agrees that information about outputs is forwarded by the MA to other programme authorities as well as the Member States taking part in the programme to use this material to showcase how the subsidy is used. 10. For the purpose of meeting the objectives as set out in § 9.1 6 of this agreement, each PP shall contract the LP has to provide evidence of the deliverables and outputs produced as further specified in the programme manual. 118. The LP shall ensure that communication and visibility material including at the level of PPs is made available upon request to the MA (and further to EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) and that a royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable licence to use such material and any pre-existing rights attached to it is granted to the MA (and further EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) in accordance with Annex IX of the CPR.

Communication and branding. 1. The LP and the PPs shall ensure adequate promotion of the project both towards potential beneficiaries of the project results and towards the general public. 2. Unless the MA requests otherwise, any notice or publication made by the project including presentations at conferences or seminars, shall point out that the present project was implemented through financial assistance from ERDF funds of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme, as required by Xxxxx XX Annex IX of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 (hereinafter referred to as CPR). All information, communication and branding measures of the project shall be carried out in accordance with the aforementioned rules, the latest version of the approved application form, the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. The LP shall take care that the PPs comply with these requirements and provide them with relevant documents and any programme guidelines. 3. The LP must ensure that all the PPs and itself respect the additional branding requirements as laid down in the programme manual which forms an integral part of this agreement. 4. Each PP shall ensure that any notice or publication relating to the project made in any form and by any means, including digital and online, states that it only reflects the author´s view and that the programme authorities are not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. 5. All PPs also take the full responsibility for the content of any notice, publication and marketing product provided to the MA which has been developed by the PPs or third parties on behalf of the PPs. The PPs are liable in case a third party claims compensation for damages (e.g. because of an infringement of intellectual property rights). The PPs will indemnify the LP in case the LP suffers any damage because of the content of the publicity and information material. 6. Each PP shall comply with all publicity, communication and branding obligations (e.g. on the use of the programme logo, information requirements, organisation of events etc.) as further specified in the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. 7. In line with Article 49 (3) of the CPR, the MA is authorised to publish the following information: (a) name of the LP and its PPs; (b) name of the project; (c) the project summary including project purposes and its expected achievements; (d) abstract of progress reports with the project actual achievements; (e) start date of the project; (f) expected or actual date of completion of the project; (g) the ERDF funding and the total cost of the project; (h) the programme specific objective concerned; (i) the location indicator or geolocation for the project and the countries concerned; (j) the location of the LP and its PPs; (k) the type of intervention for the project in accordance with point (g) of Article 73 (2) of the CPR. 8. The MA is entitled to furthermore use these data for information and communication purposes as listed in Annex IX of the CPR, cited in § 1 of the subsidy contract. 9. The MA on behalf of the MC and of other programme promoters at national level is entitled to use the outputs and results for information and communication actions in respect of the programme. All PPs agree that information about outputs is forwarded by the MA to other programme authorities as well as the Member States taking part in the programme to use this material to showcase how the subsidy is used. 10. For the purpose of meeting the objectives as set out in § 9.1 of this agreement, each PP shall provide evidence of the deliverables and outputs produced as further specified in the programme manual. 11. The LP shall ensure that communication and visibility material including at the level of PPs is made available upon request to the MA (and further to EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) and that a royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable licence to use such material and any pre-existing rights attached to it is granted to the MA (and further EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) in accordance with Annex IX of the CPR.

Communication and branding. 1. The LP and the PPs shall ensure adequate promotion of the project both towards potential beneficiaries of the project results and towards the general public. 2. Unless the MA requests otherwise, any notice or publication made by the project including presentations at conferences or seminars, shall point out that the present project was implemented through financial assistance from ERDF funds of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme, as required by Xxxxx XX of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 (hereinafter referred to as CPR). All information, communication and branding measures of the project shall be carried out in accordance with the aforementioned rules, the latest version of the approved application form, the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. The LP shall take care that the PPs comply with these requirements and provide them with relevant documents and any programme guidelines. 3. The LP must ensure that all the PPs and itself respect the additional branding requirements as laid down in the programme manual which forms an integral part of this agreement. 4. Each PP shall ensure that any notice or publication relating to the project made in any form and by any means, including digital and online, states that it only reflects the author´s view and that the programme authorities are not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. 5. All PPs also take the full responsibility for the content of any notice, publication and marketing product provided to the MA which has been developed by the PPs or third parties on behalf of the PPs. The PPs are liable in case a third party claims compensation for damages (e.g. because of an infringement of intellectual property rights). The PPs will indemnify the LP in case the LP suffers any damage because of the content of the publicity and information material. 6. Each PP shall comply with all publicity, communication and branding obligations (e.g. on the use of the programme logo, information requirements, organisation of events etc.) as further specified in the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. 7. In line with Article 49 (3) of the CPR, the MA is authorised to publish the following information: (a) name of the LP and its PPs; (b) name of the project; (c) the project summary including project purposes and its expected achievements; (d) abstract of progress reports with the project actual achievements; (e) start date of the project; (f) expected or actual date of completion of the project; (g) the ERDF funding and the total cost of the project; (h) the project;e programme specific objective concerned; (ih) the location indicator or geolocation for the project and the countries concerned; (ji) the location of the LP and its PPs; (kj) the type of intervention for the project in accordance with point (g) of Article 73 (2) of the CPR. 8. The MA is entitled to furthermore use these data for information and communication purposes as listed in Annex IX of the CPR, cited in § 1 of the subsidy contract. 9. The MA on behalf of the MC and of other programme promoters at national level is entitled to use the outputs and results for information and communication actions in respect of the programme. All PPs agree that information about outputs is forwarded by the MA to other programme authorities as well as the Member States taking part in the programme to use this material to showcase how the subsidy is used. 10. For the purpose of meeting the objectives as set out in § 9.1 of this agreement, each PP shall provide evidence of the deliverables and outputs produced as further specified in the programme manual. 11. The LP shall ensure that communication and visibility material including at the level of PPs is made available upon request to the MA (and further to EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) and that a royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable licence to use such material and any pre-existing rights attached to it is granted to the MA (and further EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) in accordance with Annex IX of the CPR. 12. The owner of an output has the right to publicise the output. No Party shall include output or results in a publication that belongs to another party. If results or output belong to two or more parties they shall agree on the publication in question beforehand.

Communication and branding. 1. The LP and the PPs shall ensure adequate promotion of the project both towards potential beneficiaries of the project results and towards the general public. 2. Unless the MA requests otherwise, any notice or publication made by the project including presentations at conferences or seminars, shall point out that the present project was implemented through financial assistance from ERDF funds of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme, as required by Xxxxx XX of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 (hereinafter referred to as CPR). All information, communication and branding measures of the project shall be carried out in accordance with the aforementioned rules, the latest version of the approved application form, the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. The LP shall take care that the PPs comply with these requirements and provide them with relevant documents and any programme guidelines. 3. The LP must ensure that all the PPs and itself respect the additional branding requirements as laid down in the programme manual which forms an integral part of this agreement. 4. Each PP shall ensure that any notice or publication relating to the project made in any form and by any means, including digital and online, states that it only reflects the author´s view and that the programme authorities are not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. 5. All PPs also take the full responsibility for the content of any notice, publication and marketing product provided to the MA which has been developed by the PPs or third parties on behalf of the PPs. The PPs are liable in case a third party claims compensation for damages (e.g. because of an infringement of intellectual property rights). The PPs will indemnify the LP in case the LP suffers any damage because of the content of the publicity and information material. 6. Each PP shall comply with all publicity, communication and branding obligations (e.g. e.g., on the use of the programme logo, information requirements, organisation of events etc.) as further specified in the programme manual and any other guidelines issued by the programme on the matter. 7. In line with Article 49 (3) of the CPR, the MA is authorised to publish the following information: (a) name of the LP and its PPs; (b) name of the project; (c) the project summary including project purposes and its expected achievements; (d) abstract of progress reports with the project actual achievements; (e) start date of the project; (f) expected or actual date of completion of the project; (g) the ERDF funding and the total cost of the project; (h) the programme specific objective concerned; (i) the location indicator or geolocation for the project and the countries concerned; (j) the location of the LP and its PPs; (k) the type of intervention for the project in accordance with point (g) of Article 73 (2) of the CPR. 8. The MA is entitled to furthermore use these data for information and communication purposes as listed in Annex IX of the CPR, cited in § 1 of the subsidy contract. 9. The MA on behalf of the MC and of other programme promoters at national level is entitled to use the outputs and results for information and communication actions in respect of the programme. All PPs agree that information about outputs is forwarded by the MA to other programme authorities as well as the Member States taking part in the programme to use this material to showcase how the subsidy is used. 10. For the purpose of meeting the objectives as set out in § 9.1 of this agreement, each PP shall provide evidence of the deliverables and outputs produced as further specified in the programme manual. 11. The LP shall ensure that communication and visibility material including at the level of PPs is made available upon request to the MA (and further to EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) and that a royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable licence to use such material and any pre-existing rights attached to it is granted to the MA (and further EU institutions, bodies, offices or agencies) in accordance with Annex IX of the CPR.