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Consortium Agreement Skeleton Intellectual Property and Confidentiality sectionsConsortium Agreement • January 4th, 2016
Please note: The Ambient Assisted Living Association (the AAL Association) has established this non-binding skeleton of intellectual property section of Consortium Agreements (CAs) for projects funded under the Active and Assisted Living Programme (the AAL Programme). Its aim is to highlight the main provisions that may be set up concerning Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and the way that they can be approached by the project partners while preparing a Consortium Agreement (CA). Examples proposed in this Skeleton exemplify only some of possible Intellectual Property (IP) approaches and do not propose all alternatives for a given situation. For this reason, you do not have to follow them strictly in all cases. The content shown should be, furthermore, adapted in order to suit the specific features of each single project and correspond to the consortium members’ necessities as well as to each relevant National Funding Body (NFB)’s intellectual property requirements. The CA is an agre
Consortium Agreement Skeleton Intellectual Property and Confidentiality sectionsConsortium Agreement • January 27th, 2015
Please note: The Ambient Assisted Living Association (the AAL Association) has established this non-binding skeleton of intellectual property section of Consortium Agreements (CAs) for projects funded under the Active and Assisted Living Programme (the AAL Programme). Its aim is to highlight the main provisions that may be set up concerning Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and the way that they can be approached by the project partners while preparing a Consortium Agreement (CA). Examples proposed in this Skeleton exemplify only some of possible Intellectual Property (IP) approaches and do not propose all alternatives for a given situation. For this reason, you do not have to follow them strictly in all cases. The content shown should be, furthermore, adapted in order to suit the specific features of each single project and correspond to the consortium members’ necessities as well as to each relevant National Funding Body (NFB)’s intellectual property requirements. The CA is an agre
