Funds for bilateral relations Sample Clauses

Funds for bilateral relations. The bilateral fund shall be used for Measure 1 and for covering expenses of participation of individuals from Slovak HEIs, upper secondary schools and/or external education institutions authorised to train PhD students in contact making seminars organised by DPPs or other relevant entities. Up to 25% of the bilateral fund shall be used to cover expenses of participation in contact making seminars. The funds remaining from the allocation to participation in contact making seminars shall be allocated to the second call under Measure 1. Contact making seminars shall support the search for project partners in order to prepare applications for one or several of the other measures under the programme. Detailed information regarding measure 1 is provided under the relevant sections of this Annex II. Measure 1 will support the search for partners prior and parallel to the preparation of applications for one or several of the other measures under the programme. Preparatory visits may take place as a purely bilateral cooperation between two institutions/faculty staff, or as a meeting between several institutions.
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Funds for bilateral relations. 1. The PP shall undertake to utilise a total amount of €20.392 (€17.333 from the EEA Financial Mechanism and €3.059 through national funds) for bilateral relations. These funds shall be used to facilitate networking, exchange, sharing and transfer of knowledge, technology, experience and best practices between the PP and relevant entities in the Donor States. 2. Eligible activities shall include the participation of the PP and other relevant stakeholders in events, seminars and other relevant activities agreed with the PO/FMC. Eligible costs are defined in Article 7.7 of the Regulation. 3. The PP shall submit its proposals for activities to be covered by these funds to the PO using a specific template provided by the PO, where the following information is requested: topic/subject, type of activity, timeline, costs etc. 4. If the PP is unable to use part or all of its bilateral funds, the unused amount will be re- allocated to one or several of the other PPs for additional activities under their respective projects.
Funds for bilateral relations. The details on the use of the bilateral fund, the detailed procedures and criteria for awarding support from the fund, and any other relevant details will be developed by the Programme Operator in cooperation with the Donor Programme Partners and will be subject to the approval of the Programme Committee. The following activities will be supported under the fund for bilateral relations: 1. Support for the identification of potential partners in the Donor States and assistance for applicants in preparing and developing project applications. To establish partnerships, two events introducing the Programme and offering the opportunity to find project partners will be organised before launching the call for proposals. At this matchmaking event the objectives of the Programme will be introduced and researchers will have the opportunity to present themselves and their work and to network with other researchers. In addition, financing of the costs of project promoters and project partners from the Donor States related to the search for partners for donor partnership projects prior to or during the preparation of a project application, the development of such partnerships and the preparation of an application for a donor partnership project proposals, shall be eligible. Project promoters will apply for the reimbursement of costs actually incurred by project promoters and project partners from the Donor States while applying for a project to be funded under the call for proposals. Up to EUR 5,000 will be reimbursed in the case of proposals recommended for financing. Up to EUR 2,500 will be reimbursed for proposals that are not selected for financing but receiving a score above a certain threshold (number of points received in the evaluation procedure). This threshold is to be agreed by the Programme Committee. The financial resources earmarked for the above mentioned costs will be accounted for and reported on separately to those for project financing. Approximately EUR 264,705 will be allocated to such activities. 2. Capacity building activities, networking and the sharing of best practice between Project Promoters and entities in the Donor States where such activities increase the added value of the Programme and provide the Romanian research community and the research and development institutions with the opportunity to establish international best practice standards. Approximately EUR 88,237 will be allocated to such activities. The allocations to the two catego...
Funds for bilateral relations. 1. The following activities will be supported: a) Activities targeted at the search for partners for donor partnership projects prior to or during the preparation of a project application, the development of such partnerships and the preparation of an application for a donor partnership project. Such activities shall include: - the collaboration with the Norwegian Helsinki Committee for the fostering of bilateral relations. - the publication of a template to be filled in by potential project promoters and project partners to facilitate the search for partners. The template will as a minimum be published in Latvian and in English on SIF's dedicated website. - inviting donor states NGO representatives to discuss possible partnerships.
Funds for bilateral relations. The Programme Operator shall set aside a minimum of 1.5% of the total eligible expenditure of the programme for a fund for bilateral relations. 70% of the fund for bilateral relations will be used for the search for partners for donor partnership projects prior to or during the preparation of a project application, the development of such partnerships and the preparation of an application for a donor partnership project (measure a). 30% of the fund for bilateral relations will be used for networking events, as well as the exchange of knowledge and experience between Project Promoters and entities in the Donor State (measure b). The maximum grant rate under the fund for bilateral relations is 100%. The details of use of the bilateral fund, the final split between measures (a) and (b), the detailed procedures and criteria for awarding support from the fund, and any other relevant details shall be further developed by the Programme Operator and the members of the Cooperation Committee and decided upon in that Committee prior to the allocation of any funds from the bilateral fund.
Funds for bilateral relations. The Programme Operator will set aside minimum 1.5 % of the total Programme budget to a fund for bilateral relations. Funding from the fund for bilateral relations shall be set aside (during the Programme period) for activities that are organised by the Programme Operator and contribute to the objective(s) of the Programme with the primary aim of strengthening co- operation between the Programme Operators and similar entities within the Slovak Republic and the Donor States, and exchanging experiences and best practices related to the implementation of the Programme. Eligible activities shall include the participation of relevant stakeholders in events, seminars and / or activities organized by other Programme Operators in Hungary, Bulgaria and Portugal, and agreed with the FMC. Eligible costs are defined in Article 7.7 of the Regulation. Otherwise, the following two measures will be supported from the fund: Measure A: up to 20% of the fund for bilateral relations will be used for measure A: Search for project partners in Donor States prior to or during the preparation of a project application; Development of project ideas and preparation of project applications for donor partnership projects. Measure B: up to 80% of the fund for bilateral relations will be used for measure B: Networking, exchange, sharing and transfer of knowledge, technology, experience and best practice between the Project Promoters and entities in Donor States. Eligible applicants under measure A: a) potential Project Promoters; b) potential Donor Project Partners c) Programme Operator d) Donor Programme Partners Eligible applicants under measure B: a) Programme Operator;

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