Common use of Information and Publicity Clause in Contracts

Information and Publicity. 1. Any notice or publication by the project, including at a conference or a seminar, must specify that the project has received a subsidy from the Programme funds, in compliance with the requirements set in the Programme Manual and Publicity Guidelines; as well as in compliance with the requirements set by the regulatory framework in Article 1 Applicable legal framework. 2. In any public material used to promote or disseminate the project activities whether printed or electronically available, on objects and information carriers, the use of the Programme logo and the EU logo that includes the EU emblem (flag) and reference to the European Regional Development Fund, is mandatory as set out in the Programme Manual and Publicity Guidelines. 3. During the implementation of the project, the project partner shall inform the public about the support obtained from the programme funds by providing on the project partner’s website, where such website exists, a short description of the project and by placing at least one poster with information about the project (minimum size A3) at a location readily visible to the public as set in the Publicity Guidelines. 4. Any notice or publication by the project, in whatever form and on or by whatever medium, including the Internet, must specify that it reflects the author’s views and that the MA is not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. 5. The MA, European Commission and the JS shall be authorized to publish, in whatever form and on or by whatever medium, including the Internet, the following information: the name of the LP and its partners; the purpose of the subsidy; the amount granted and the proportion of the total cost of the project accounted for by the funding; the geographical location of the project; Information on earlier publicity of the project. LP is obliged to inform the MA/JS on possible sensitive/confidential (e.g. business or personnel related) issues that cannot be published in programme newsletters and web page.

Information and Publicity. 1. Any notice or publication by the project, including at a conference or a seminar, must specify that the project has received a subsidy from the Programme funds, in compliance with the requirements set in the Programme Manual and Publicity Guidelines; as well as in compliance with the requirements set by the regulatory framework in Article 1 Applicable legal framework. 2. In any public material used to promote or disseminate the project activities whether printed or electronically available, on objects and information carriers, the use of the Programme logo and the EU logo that includes the EU emblem (flag) and reference to the European Regional Development Fund, is mandatory as set out in the Programme Manual and Publicity Guidelines. 3. During the implementation of the project, the project partner shall inform the public about the support obtained from the programme funds by providing on the project partner’s website, where such website exists, a short description of the project and by placing at least one poster with information about the project (minimum size A3) at a location readily visible to the public as set in the Publicity Guidelines. 4. Any notice or publication by the project, in whatever form and on or by whatever medium, including the Internet, must specify that it reflects the author’s views and that the MA is not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. 5. The MA, European Commission and the JS shall be authorized to publish, in whatever form and on or by whatever medium, including the Internet, the following information: the name of the LP and its partners; the purpose of the subsidy; the amount granted and the proportion of the total cost of the project accounted for by the funding; the geographical location of the project; Information on earlier publicity of the project. LP is obliged to inform the MA/JS on possible sensitive/confidential (e.g. business or personnel related) issues that cannot be published in programme newsletters and web page.