for evaluators Sample Clauses

for evaluators. For remote evaluation: - [Number] working day(s) for attending a briefing, to take place at [insert address] on [insert date].] - [Number up to ten] working day(s) for remote evaluation.] [The exact number is specified in Annex 2 and depends on the number of proposals assigned to the expert.] - The expert must submit the individual [evaluation] [assessment] report [by the dates indicated in the electronic evaluation system] [X days from the start of the evaluation work] at the latest. ]
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for evaluators. The expert must participate in the evaluation of the proposals submitted in response to the [call identifier(s): [for Promotion of Agricultural Products2] [call for proposals, issued on the basis of the work programme(s) ] The expert must send the contracting party a report on each proposal, and include recommendations using the template provided by the Agency. The expert may be asked to act as a ‘rapporteur’, chairperson, or vice-chairperson for consensus discussions or meetings of panels of evaluators.] ] [OPTION 2 for monitors: The expert must assist the contracting party in monitoring the implementation of actions under the [Promotion of Agricultural Products 3]. This consists of assessing the state and progress of action implementation and constitutes review [number]. Depending on the action’s complexity and progress, the review may include remote work (reading and analysis of the grant agreement(s), grant decision(s) and other background information and deliverables, and drafting the report(s)). The expert may also be required to attend intermediate and periodic project meeting(s) and ad-hoc review meeting(s). The contracting party may require the expert to carry out on-site technical audits to verify whether critical milestones are being met, or to assist in carrying out research integrity (scientific misconduct) analysis during implementation. The expert must send the contracting party a report for each [grant agreement] [and] [grant decision], and include recommendations.]
for evaluators. For central evaluation - [Number] working day(s) for attending a briefing at [insert address] on [insert date] - [Number] working day(s) for central evaluation at [address] [and [number] 4 working day(s) for remote preparation.]] - The expert must submit the individual [evaluation] [assessment] report [by the dates indicated in the electronic evaluation system]] [X days from the start of the evaluation work] at the latest. ]
for evaluators. For remote and central evaluation: - [Number] working day(s) for attending a briefing at [insert address] on [insert date] and [number] working day(s) for central evaluation at [address] between [insert the earliest starting date of evaluation] and [insert the likely latest end date of evaluation]. - [Number] working day(s) for remote evaluation. - The expert must submit the individual [evaluation] [assessment] report [by the dates indicated in the electronic evaluation system] [X days from the start of the task] at the latest.] [OPTION 2 for monitors: - [[Number] working day(s) for remote work (reading and analysis of the grant agreement(s) and project(s), and related background information and deliverables, including writing the report. ] - [[Number] working day(s) for attending project meeting(s) [on central premises] [takingplace at [insert address]] between [insert starting date] and [end date].] - [[Number] working day(s) for attending review meeting(s) [on central premises] [takingplace 4 Article 51 of Regulation (EC) No 882/2004 on official controls performed to ensure the verification of compliance with feed and food law, animal health and animal welfare rules, provides the legal instrument for this initiative (OJ L 165, 30.4.2004, p.1). at [insert address]] between [insert starting date] and [end date].] - [[Number] working day(s) for attending technical audit meeting(s) [on central premises] [takingplace at [insert address]] between [insert starting date] and [end date].] - The expert must submit the report(s) [on insert date] [X days from the start of the work] at the latest. ]
for evaluators. The expert must participate in the evaluation of the proposals submitted in response to the [call identifier(s): OPTION - for experts [for the Third health programme (2014-2020)2] [for the Consumer Programme 2014-20203 and the Better Training for Safer Food" Initiative (BTSF)4] [for Promotion of Agricultural Products5] [call for proposals, issued on the basis of the work programme(s) ….] The expert must send the contracting party a report on each proposal, and include recommendations. The expert may be asked to act as a ‘rapporteur’, chairperson, or vice-chairperson for consensus discussions or meetings of panels of evaluators.]]
for evaluators. For central evaluation - [Number] working day(s) for attending a briefing at [insert address] on [insert date] - [Number] working day(s) for central evaluation at [address] [and [number] 8 Article 51 of Regulation (EC) No 882/2004 on official controls performed to ensure the verification of compliance with feed and food law, animal health and animal welfare rules, provides the legal instrument for this initiative (OJ L 165, 30.4.2004, p.1). 9 Information provision and promotion measures concerning agricultural products implemented in the internal market and in third countries. Regulation (EU) n° 1144/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council on information provision and promotion measures concerning agricultural products implemented in the internal market and in third countries (OJ L317, 4.11.2014, p.56). working day(s) for remote preparation.]] - The expert must submit the individual [evaluation] [assessment] report [by the dates indicated in the electronic evaluation system]] [X days from the start of the evaluation work] at the latest.]
for evaluators. For remote and central evaluation: - [Number] working day(s) for attending a briefing at [insert address] on [insert date] and [number] working day(s) for central evaluation at [address] between [insert the earliest starting date of evaluation] and [insert the likely latest end date of evaluation]. - [Number] working day(s) for remote evaluation. - The expert must submit the individual [evaluation] [assessment] report [by the dates indicated in the electronic evaluation system] [X days from the start of the task] at the latest.]
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for evaluators. The expert must participate in the evaluation of the proposals submitted in response to the [call identifier(s): H2020 — theme —] call for proposals, issued on the basis of the work programme(s) [reference to work programme(s)] [and ‘

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