Grant Project Planning of Activities Sample Clauses

Grant Project Planning of Activities. When can the implementation of activities start? For the implementation of the grant project’s activities (workshops, trainings, studies), the SAIP must obtain prior approval from the MA. This implies that activities can only be implemented when they are included in the Action Plan (see annex C) for the grant project. This Action Plan needs to be updated with every Quarterly Report. Activities can only be implemented upon receipt of the approval letter from the MA for the updated Action Plan in which the respective activity is included. What to do when I want to implement activities which are not included in the Action Plan? In case the SAIP wishes to implement an activity which was not foreseen in the Action Plan for the quarter in question, it will need to submit a revised Action Plan and await approval from the MA before starting the actual implementation.
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