Publication rules and approval procedure Sample Clauses

Publication rules and approval procedure. Normal intellectual ownership and decency rules should be applied. Any proposed publication or communication, regardless of the media (including any plan or model), of the beneficiary's own Knowledge is required to be submitted to the other interested beneficiaries and to the European Commission. To this end, a brief description and the subject of the proposed publication or communication shall be submitted to the other beneficiaries. The beneficiaries shall have the right to object to the publication in accordance with Article II.33.3 of the GrA. The publication rules can be found on the management website The procedure for approval is the following:  Depending on the nature of the publication and in accordance with the lead time presented in 2.4.3.2, the author(s) send(s) to the PMT their proposed publication 3 or 6 weeks prior to the date of publication or submission. The submission should include the following information:  Date of publication/ submission  Date, title and location of the actual diffusion of the publication draft  Any other relevant information The author(s) will include appropriate acknowledgement to the Project Consortium and the EC in publication such as: Supported by the European Commission through the 7th Framework Programme for Research and Development, the JERICO project addresses the Capacities Programme : “Sustainable development, global change and ecosystems” and regroups 27 organizations from 17 countries with a EC contribution of 6.5 M€. When referring to contributions from other beneficiaries, the author(s) is(are) free to phrase the acknowledgement, but must include names, institutes and a reference to the JERICO Project such as the Internet website address (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx-xx0.xx).  The author(s) send(s) the publication to all interested beneficiaries for comments or approval.  The author(s) upload(s) the final version for publication.
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