Complementary action Sample Clauses

Complementary action. Notapplicable.

Complementary action. Complementary actions in line with the Regulation shall be organised by the Programme Operator, in line with the objectives of the Programme, in order to strengthen co-operation between the Programme Operator and similar entities within the Donor States and the Beneficiary States. These will include the exchange of experience and best practice related to the implementation of the Programme.

Complementary action. The Programme Operator will as a minimum undertake the following activities: - Participation in horizontal initiatives under the EEA Grants targeting cross-cutting issues and concerns, including participation of NGO representatives appointed by the Programme Operator - Exchange of experience activities between the Programme Operator and NGO Programme Operators from other Beneficiary states as well as relevant institutions from the Donor States.

Complementary action. 3.1. The Parties may support a limited number of complementary activities in accordance with the objectives of the Agree- ment, including exchanges of experience and good practices, pooling resources and e-based material in the areas of higher education, training and youth. 3.2. The Parties may provide financial support to policy-oriented measures involving organisations active in higher edu- cation, training and youth; these measures may include studies, conferences, seminars, working groups, professional development workshops, benchmarking exercises and address horizontal higher education and vocational training issues, including recognition of qualifications and the transfer of credits under the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). 3.3. The Parties may provide financial support for the mobility of professionals (including new graduates and professionals- in-training) who want to undertake short duration studies, or training programmes to develop their expertise, in areas of specific relevance to the EC/Canada relationship, which would be identified by the Parties. 3.4. The Parties may provide financial support to an Alumni Association involving students who have participated in exchanges implemented by the EC/Canada consortia in higher education and vocational training. This Alumni Asso- ciation may be run by one or more organisations that the Parties shall jointly designate. 1. Each Party may provide financial support for activities provided under the Agreement. 2. Administration of the Actions shall be implemented by the competent officials of each Party. These tasks may comprise: — deciding the rules and procedures for the presentation of proposals including the preparation of common guide- lines for applicants, — establishing the timetable for publication of calls for proposals, submission and selection of proposals, — providing information on activities under this agreement and their implementation, — appointing academic advisors and experts, including for independent appraisal of proposals, — recommending to the appropriate authorities of each Party which projects to finance, — financial management, — a collaborative approach to monitoring and evaluation. 3. As a rule, the European Community will provide support (including scholarships) for the use of the EC project part- ners; Canada will provide support for Canadian project partners.

Complementary action. Complementary action under this programme shall be further defined by the Programme Operator in accordance with Article 7.11 of the Regulation. In particular, funds for complementary actions shall facilitate the participation of relevant stakeholders in events, seminars and activities agreed with the Donors. The plan for the use of the fund for Complementary action will be discussed and decided upon in the Cooperation Committee.