Eligible actions. Article 9 Eligibility of actions and nationality and origin rules To be financed by the Trust Fund an action must comply with the following criteria:
Eligible actions. Only actions implementing the objectives referred to in Article 2 shall be eligible for funding: Without prejudice to any other action provided by the work programmes under Article 11, the following actions may be considered eligible for funding:
Eligible actions actions for which an application may be made Definition: An action is composed of a set of activities. Duration The initial planned duration of an action may not exceed 12 months. Sectors or themes: - Municipal services - Solid waste management - Health Location Actions can take place in all governorates of Jordan. Criteria for eligible actions The proposed actions shall: - be of public benefit, and therefore, shall serve the whole host community. The projects shall also have a direct impact on the Syrian refugee families; - be identified and designed with the participation of the local community. The participatory process adopted by the Applicant should be clearly described in the application form; - be already included, where possible, in a local strategic plan developed by the Local Authority prior to this Call for Proposals; - be implemented on public domains or properties (registered prior to the publication of the Call for Proposals) - contain a labour-intensive component (Cash for Work schemes), equal to at least the 25% of the total budget of the action. The beneficiaries of the Cash for Work schemes will be selected following specific criteria established by RSCP and shall respect, whenever possible, the following breakdown: 60% host communities, 40% Syrian refugees. AICS will apply the Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs) developed by ILO in its Employment Intensive Infrastructure Programme (EIIP); - include a contribution of the Applicant, in-kind or in cash, equal to at least the 10% and maximum 50% of the total budget of the action (co-financing); - ensure that the maintenance and operation costs of the rehabilitated/new infrastructure will be taken over by the Applicant and should include, where possible, cost-recovery mechanisms. The following types of action are ineligible: - In general, activities that are not contributing to the achievement of the objectives of the Call; - actions providing financial support to third parties; - actions concerning only or mainly individual scholarships for studies or training courses; - actions which consist exclusively in the purchase of equipment and vehicles. These costs should not exceed the 20% of the total project’s budget ; - actions supporting political parties; - actions which include proselytising activities; - payment of debts; - budget items financed by other donors; - purchase of land or buildings; - expenditures unrelated to the project. Types of activity Municipal services: - establishment, ...
Eligible actions. 1. Only actions implementing the objectives referred in Article 3 shall be eligible for funding.
Eligible actions which actions can an application be submitted for? Duration The duration of the training may not be less than 1 month nor exceed 12 months. The training must mandatorily take place during the 2024-2025 academic year. Geographical reach This grant is open to all training courses leading to certification, with no geographical restrictions. However, priority will be given to courses available in one of the following countries: Comoros Union, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Réunion/France. 1 Applicants on the lists of persons, groups and entities subject to IOC restrictive measures (relating to the interruption or reduction, in whole or in part, of the IOC’s economic and financial relations with one or more third countries, where such restrictive measures are necessary for the achievement of the common protection and security objectives) at the time of the award decision cannot be awarded a grant Types of activities The following activities are eligible for this grant: ● Short courses: technical or vocational training leading to certification recognised at national, regional or international level, in a well-defined subject area and over a period not exceeding 6 months. ● Academic training: course leading to a Master's or PhD, lasting more than 6 months; ● Inter-university exchanges: capacity-building programme for faculty with a view to providing a diversified academic offer in the cultural and artistic field. Activities can be organised in-person or hybrid (in-person and online) and must have a regional scope. Under this grant, and in line with the objective of promoting gender equality, priority will be given to activities including: • Short-cycle training aimed at fighting discrimination and gendered roles in CCI professions; • Academic training to promote women's access to positions of responsibility in the CCI sector; The following activities are not eligible: • Participation in non-certified training; • Participation in a diploma course that has no appeal or impact on the CCI sector in the Indian Ocean region.
Eligible actions actions for which an application may be made Definition: An action (or project) is composed of a set of activities. In order to be considered eligible the projects must fall into one of the categories listed bellow: Simple Projects: Projects have to be prepared by the applicant in co-operation with the partner/s from the other side of the border. In this case only one application is to be presented. For this type of project the participation of at least one partner from the other side of the border is compulsory. Direct and clear cross-border impact should be ensured. These projects should have an explicit cross-border effect taking place mostly or exclusively on one side of the border but for the benefit of both partners; CARDS budget will finance only the applicants from the Serbian side of the border while the applicants from Bulgarian side will be financed exclusively from PHARE budget; Complementary Projects: Complementary projects have to be prepared as a result of cross border co-operation. Activities should take place on both sides of the border and show strong coherence (e.g. in content, partnership, impact). One application is submitted on each side of the border, one for Bulgarian partner, to be funded from PHARE, one for the Serbian partner, to be funded from CARDS. The Serbian partner will not be funded from the PHARE programme and the Bulgarian partner will not be funded from the CARDS programme. Project activities to be implemented on the different sides of the border are complementary. Clear reference should be made in the application referring to the mirror “neighbor” project, which could be either a new or mirror to already existing projects (PHARE, CARDS or other projects). The complementary projects are not necessarily carried out parallel in time, but if so, and both project applications are submitted to the programme, two different applications should be prepared. Since these projects are registered independently, it is important to indicate the complementary project to facilitate the evaluation of the proposals. It is also possible to have more than one complementary project to a proposal. In this case all complementary projects should be indicated. This type of project might include the extension of the impact of an already implemented project/investment on the other side of the border (e.g. adaptation of best practices). This means that there could be a time shift in the implementation of similar activities. When complementary proj...
Eligible actions. 1. In order for actions to be eligible for funding under this Instrument, the actions must comply with the following requirements:
Eligible actions. With a view to pursuing the objectives set out in Articles 4 and 5 the Programme shall finance in particular the following types of action:
