– Tasks of the Evaluator Sample Clauses

– Tasks of the Evaluator. The Evaluator must participate in the evaluation of proposals submitted in response to EDI first open call, launched in March 2018. The details of the work, the number of proposals and the phases in which the Evaluator might be involved (in addition to Phase 0) will be communicated via email (indicated in article 13) by the Contracting Party. The Evaluator must send the Contracting Party a report per proposal evaluated and include the necessary recommendations. The Contracting Party will inform the Evaluator, at each stage of the evaluation process, of the relevant documents and criteria to be used for this purpose. The time periods and deadlines to perform the evaluations will be informed by the Contracting Party according to the schedule defined in the Guidelines for Applicants (Annex 3). An indication of the evaluation periods in which the Evaluator might be involved, as per the needs of the project, is provided below: Phase Evaluation period Xxxxx Xxxxx 0 - Proposals 28 June 2018 to 22 July 2018 Remote evaluation Phase 1 – Explore October 2018 Face-to-face evaluation (Datathon, Xxxxxx) Xxxxx 0 - Experiment February 2019 Face-to-face evaluation (Bilbao) Within the framework of this contract, the Evaluator will be attributed a maximum of sixty (60) proposals to be assessed in phase 0. As an estimation, the number of days needed per evaluation phase is the following: Evaluation period Estimated number of days required for evaluation Phase 0 - Proposals 4 working days Phase 1 – Explore 1,5 working days Phase 2 - Experiment 1,5 working days
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– Tasks of the Evaluator. The Evaluator must participate in the evaluation of the proposals submitted in response to AI4Media – Open Call #1in 2021. The call was launched on 1 September 2021 with a closing date of 1 December 2021. More information and the open call material can be found on: xxxxx://xxx.xx0xxxxx.xx/open-call-1/. The evaluation will take place remotely, using an electronic tool (F6S), and the schedule will be as follows: Conference call briefing, [time] CET on [date]. Individual evaluation, including remote evaluation of the applications and online interviews with a selection of applicants, from the date of entry into force of this contract to [date].
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– Tasks of the Evaluator. The Evaluator must participate in the evaluation of the proposals submitted in response to KYKLOS 4.0 Open Call #2 in 2022. The call was launched on 27 July 2022 with a closing date of 12 October 2022. More information and the open call material can be found on: xxxxx://xxxxxx00xxxxxxx.xx/open-call-02/. The evaluation process will take place remotely using the tools that will be provided by the KYKLOS 4.0 consortium. The schedule for the evaluation process is as follows: • Evaluators onboarding and briefing: 20 October 2022 (11h00 CEST) • Individual evaluations, including remote evaluation of the proposals and provision of evaluation reports, between 24 October 2022 to 04 November 2022. • Consensus meeting to discuss evaluated proposals on 09 - 10 November 2022 (10 – 16h00 CEST). • Provision of final revised evaluation reports on 11 November 2022 (by 20h00 CET). The briefing conference call will be recorded to share with experts not able to participate. The date and time of the consensus conference call may be changed based on the availability of evaluators. The consensus meeting may be needed only in case the evaluators have shown significantly different opinions. The work in supporting KYKLOS 4.0 will be reimbursed based on the number of proposals reviewed, with each proposal corresponding to a value of €50.00. This includes the evaluation of the proposal, the writing of an individual evaluation report, participation in consensus meeting, and provision of any updates to the evaluation reports.
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