In-Kind Contribution. Contractor represents that it has made a financial commitment to training and will not use ETP funding to displace its own training resources. In addition, Contractor represents that In-Kind Contributions of $00,000 will be made to the cost of training, through wages paid during the hours of training and other valuations made in accordance with Title 22, California Code of Regulations (CCR), Section 4401.1.
In-Kind Contribution. Each Party’s in-kind contribution will be provided in accordance with the tasks, lists of items and the timetables set forth in the Project Plan in order to enable the Parties to meet the work schedule for the Project. The legal title to the equipment contributed in kind will remain with the Party who provided the equipment, unless agreed otherwise in the Project Plan. Parties shall use such contributed equipment solely for the purpose of the Project. In the event that a Party does not or does not fully meet its committed in-kind contribution, such Party shall be obliged to pay the monetary equivalent of such in-kind contribution to the Party to which such contribution was due, without prejudice to the right of the latter to claim compensation for the actual loss suffered.
In-Kind Contribution the in-kind contribution of a Party to this Project according to the Project Budget as attached to this agreement in Schedule [ • ];
In-Kind Contribution. Contractor represents that it shall contribute at least $00 in training or related costs associated with this Agreement.
In-Kind Contribution. 1.1. Definition and general principles of in-kind contribution Costs incurred by research-based pharmaceutical companies that are members of EFPIA are considered as in kind-contribution to the project. They will be calculated under the conditions laid out in the IMI grant agreement (Article II.4.1 and II.13.4). In-kind contribution of EFPIA companies shall be duly described in the Annex I of the IMI grant agreement (Description of Work) for each IMI project (including the timeframe of that contribution). At the time of the evaluation, in kind contribution - shall be the total value of resources (human, equipment, financial contribution, etc.) involved in IMI projects by EFPIA participants. Resources declared shall always be those effectively involved in the related project; - shall normally be counted only for prospective research conducted in Europe and FP7 associated countries during the duration of the project; - will be calculated and reported according to their usual accounting and management principles and practices; - shall be reported by each EFPIA participant (including its affiliates) and per project. By default, EFPIA companies shall abide to principles and rules applicable to IMI beneficiaries except if otherwise specified. Most EFPIA companies will calculate and report in kind contribution as described in their certified methodology (Article II.13.4), further details in Section 1.3 in this Part 3. Those companies not having a certified methodology will follow the principles described in earlier sections of this document. Non-EU in-kind contributions Costs incurred by research based pharmaceutical companies that are members of EFPIA for the project outside European Member States or countries associated to the Seventh Framework Programme can be acknowledged as in-kind contribution, but will not be counted towards the matching IMI JU financial contribution. EFPIA companies may report figures on research activities carried out outside Europe. Those indicatives figures are not subject to audits. Subject to the IMI JU Governing Board decision, accepting EFPIA in-kind contribution for research activities conducted outside a Member State or an associated country on predefined and exceptional basis is being considered.
In-Kind Contribution. 5.2 The parties must provide the In-Kind Contributions, if any, in accordance with the schedule. Suspension of funding
In-Kind Contribution. 6.1 VaxGen, Inc. (“VaxGen”) shall be permitted to subscribe for shares of the Company by way of investment in-kind.
In-Kind Contribution. 6.3.1. In Kind contribution shall be estimated and determined in accordance with the guidelines of the Swedish Energy Agency.
In-Kind Contribution. Any reduced payment shall be considered as the CHAPTER’s in-kind contribution.
