Associated Partner definition

Associated Partner. An Associated Partner is associated to one of the Project Partners, via a contract with the Project Partner concerned, for the purpose of carrying out certain elements of the Project. The contract of Associated Partner [NAME] with Project Partner [NAME] is in Appendix [NR.]. An Associated Partner is not a signatory to this Project Agreement. Rights, commitments and obligations of Associated Partners resulting from the Appendix [NR.] do not affect the rights, commitments and obligations of the Parties under this Project Agreement. Rights, commitments and obligations of Associated Partner(s) resulting of the Appendix [NR.] is exclusively regulated via the respective Project Partner.] [if this definition is included, please adjust the subsequent definition numbering]

Associated Partner means an institution party to a partnership agreement with the beneficiaries, providing training in research and transferable skills, as well as secondment oportunities and participating in the supervisory board.

Associated Partner means a transmission system operator for natural gas which is not a Member of the Association but meets the requirements laid down in Article 9a and has been granted the status of an Associated Partner by the General Assembly;

Examples of Associated Partner in a sentence

• The beneficiaries in the consortium will have responsibility for submitting deliverables to the EU and, depending on the tasks to be delivered by the Associated Partner, would agree the Associated Partner’s expected contribution to reporting through consortium agreements or contractual arrangements.

• As an Associated Partner you do not sign the grant agreement, but you do sign the consortium agreement.

• You should notify your coordinator and the Commission project officer that you would like to participate as an Associated Partner.

• The final signed grant agreement, listing the UK partner as an Associated Partner, will need to be submitted to UKRI, which will provide funding under the guarantee to enable continued participation in the project.

• Please submit your details separately in IFS; each participant registered on the signed EU grant agreement as a separate Associated Partner will receive a separate grant from UKRI.

More Definitions of Associated Partner

Associated Partner means a legal entity supporting the IMI2 objectives in its specific areas of research as referred to in the Council Regulation (EU) No 557/2014 establishing the IMI2 JU, and which has been accepted as such by the IMI2 Governing Board in accordance with articles 2 and 3 of the Statutes of the IMI2 JU.

Associated Partner means an entity designated by a Member State to be informed about the work undertaken by the Association, which participates in the Association without voting rights, as described in Article 11;

Associated Partner means any legal entity cooperating with a Beneficiary and identified in Article 9.1

Associated Partner means any trust, limited liability company, limited partnership or similar vehicle for the primary benefit of a Partner’s descendants (whether natural or adopted) or other family members (including spouses and former spouses) and designated in the books and records of the Partnership as an “Associated Partner,” each in its capacity as a partner of the Partnership.

Associated Partner. Associated Partner means an entity which participates in the Action, but without the right to charge costs or claim contributions. They contribute to the implementation of the Action, but do not sign the Grant Agreement. Associated Partners may not employ the Doctoral Candidates under the Action.

Associated Partner means, in the context of Horizon Europe, a legal entity established in a third country which is not EU Member States and not associated to the Framework Programme. For the effects of this Consortium Agreement, King’s College London (KCL) and Stanford University (SU) are Associated Partners to this Project.

Associated Partner. Associated Partner means an independent legal entity who applied to the EU co-funded M-ERA Joint Call 2022 not requesting funding, or who was not eligible for national/regional funding, but is partner of the consortium and provided evidence of the availability of their own funds