Partnership Coordinator Sample Clauses

Partnership Coordinator. 5.1. A partnership coordinator is established on the side of the Tanzanian partners. The coordinator is the main contact person for the Tanzania Group in Wentorf and supports the partnership work. He/she is established for 2 years by the Tanzanian partners. Thereafter, he will be reconfirmed in his position. The main tasks of this role are: - Provide all necessary information to the partners in Wentorf - Distribute money from the partnership account according to the instructions of the sponsors - Collect signatures for given support and provide these to the sponsors in Wentorf - Support people in SCD who seek support (e.g. advise which documents are needed) - Coordinate the partnership work with all relevant committees/functions in SCD (e.g. orphans committee, district pastor, church elders…). This includes to inform the committees/functions about the given support and to forward their requests/advice to the German partners. The partnership coordinator must not interfere in contacts between the partners, but his advice shall be sought by the Tanzanian partners before sending official letters to the partners in Wentorf.
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Partnership Coordinator. 1. The Parties appoint a Partnership Coordinator in accordance with Appendix 5, unless explicitly provided otherwise.
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Partnership Coordinator. The Partnership Coordinator is responsible for the overall management of the project based on the guidelines and objectives defined by the Grant Agreement and by the Management Board. The Partnership Coordinator manages the administrative, legal and financial matters of the Partnership and is responsible for all contacts with the European Commission. The Partnership Coordinator shall report to the Partners in such a way that these have full insight into the administrative, legal and financial matters. The Partnership Coordinator shall: ▪ take all the steps necessary to prepare for, perform and correctly manage the programme set out in this Agreement, in accordance with the objectives of the project as set out in the Grant Agreement; ▪ provide the Partners with a copy of the Grant Agreement and its annexes and any other official document concerning the project; ▪ notify and provide the partners with any amendments made to the Grant Agreement; ▪ comply with all the provisions of the Grant Agreement thereby fulfilling all obligations towards the Commission;
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