Lead Partner. The Lead Partner is designated by the Partners and has full financial and administrative responsibility for the EU contribution for the entire duration of the Subsidy Contract stipulated with the Managing Authority for the implementation of the Project. The Lead Partner has functional (co-ordination of the project activities) and financial responsibilities related to the EU contribution, i.e. it has to guarantee the sound financial management of the EU funds allocated to the Project. The Lead Partner is also responsible for the proper reporting of progress during project implementation to the Joint Secretariat.
Lead Partner the project partner who takes the overall responsibility for the submission and the implementation of the entire project according to Article 23 (5) and in accordance with Article 26 of the Regulation (EU) 2021/1059.
Lead Partner. Subject to Clauses 3 and 4, the County Council shall be the lead partner for the purposes of this Agreement and for the purposes of the implementation of the Excellent Homes For All Project.
Lead Partner. 8.1 The Lead Partner shall have overall responsibility for co-ordinating the Scheme timescales and tasks set out in the Application and Grant Offer Letter. Under the terms of this Agreement the Lead Partner is responsible for:
8.2 The preparation and the submission of the Application and all documents and other information in support thereof and dealing with any resulting enquiries from the HLF.
8.3 The provision to the Partners of a full copy of the Application and the HLF Grant Offer Letter and all other documents in support thereof and any related terms and conditions.
8.4 The preparation and co-ordination of the commencement of the Scheme.
8.5 Overall co-ordination of the Scheme and the implementation of the requirements of the Grant Offer Letter and endeavouring to ensure that all Partners comply with the obligations they have accepted under this Agreement.
8.6 Employment and Line management of the Implementation team .
Lead Partner. Project partner number 1 Partner role in the project LP Name of organisation in original language Ministerium für Landesentwicklung und Verkehr des Xxxxxx Sachsen-Anhalt Name of organisation in English Ministry for Regional Development and Transport of Saxony-Anhalt Abbreviation of organisation MLV Department/unit/division Unit Demographic Change Country ”NUTS 0) DE Region ”NUTS 2) XXX0, Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxx Sub-region ”NUTS 3) XXX00, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, xxxxx xxxxxx, xxxxxx xxxx, xxxx 00000 Magdeburg Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 00 Website xxx.xxx.xxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xx/ Assimilated partner No Type of partner Regional public authority Other national identifying number ”if no VAT number is provided) 04014 Type of other identifier Public authority code ”"Behördennummer") Is your organisation entitled to recover VAT based on national legislation for the activities implemented in the project? No Co-financing % 80.00 Legal status public Legal representative Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Contact person Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx.Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xx +00 000 000 0000
Lead Partner. States that one authority agrees to act in the capacity of "agent" to the other parties. This means that one authority takes the lead in, for example, contracting with the private sector for the provision of support services.
Lead Partner. University College London Lancashire County Council EuroDistrict SaarMoselle Xxxxx Xxxxx President of the Eurodistrict SaarMoselle
Lead Partner. 3.1.1 As Lead Partner, East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) will strive to make available all opportunities to make the Partnership sustainable, providing the clear vision and drive needed to make things happen and ensuring inclusive partnership arrangements enabling all sectors/partners to feel equal.
3.1.2 ERYC will make sure that the Partnership is ‘fit for purpose’, and will take action if it is falling significantly short in any aspect of this Agreement. If the Council identifies that the Partnership arrangements as they stand are not delivering its ‘wellbeing’ objectives (see Section 1.1.2), it would need to identify and implement alternative arrangements through the Review process described in Section 7.
3.1.3 As Lead Partner, ERYC will nominate a senior officer to act as Partnership Executive Officer (see Section 3.7). This Officer will be responsible for ensuring that the Partnership has put in place the processes needed to achieve the accountabilities set out in Section 3.4 and the risk management arrangements in Section 6.
3.1.4 The list of Lead Partner responsibilities in Annex A - Roles and Responsibilities will be expanded and reviewed as further Government guidance on the functions and responsibilities of local government and Local Strategic Partnerships is developed.
Lead Partner. The lead partner is responsible for the overall coordination, management and implementation of the project. The lead partner shall be the beneficiary of the ERDF grant and shall manage the funds in accordance with the details of this Partnership Agreement, the approved application and the subsidy contract. The lead partner assumes sole responsibility for the entire project vis-à-vis the MA. The lead partner shall fulfil all obligations arising from Article 13 of the ETC Regulation, the subsidy contract and the approved application. In particular, the lead partner shall fulfil the following obligations: appoint a project manager who shall accept the operational responsibility for the implementation of the overall project, and a financial manager; prepare a work-plan setting out the activities of the project, the role and tasks of the project partners in their implementation and a detailed time-schedule;
Lead Partner. 3.1 WSCC shall act as the lead partner for the SESP and shall carry out the responsibilities of the Lead Partner as set out in this Agreement and the Contract.
3.2 The Lead Partner will manage the Contract on behalf of itself and the Members and the Lead Partner shall exercise the rights, privileges, options and protections available to it under the Contract for the benefit of the Members and in delivery of the Programme.
