Eligible actions Clause Samples

Eligible actions actions for which an application may be made

Eligible actions which actions can an application be submitted for?

Eligible actions. With a view to pursuing the objectives set out in Articles 4 and 5 the Programme shall finance in particular the following types of action: (a) expertise related to policy advice, policy change, formulation of strategies and reform roadmaps, as well as to legislative, institutional, structural and administrative reforms; (b) the provision of expert(s) (including resident experts), for a short or long period, to perform tasks in specific domains or to carry out operational activities, where necessary with interpretation, translation and cooperation support, administrative assistance and infrastructure and equipment facilities; (c) institutional, administrative or sectoral capacity building and related supporting actions at all governance levels, also contributing to the empowerment of civil society, as appropriate, notably: (i) seminars, conferences and workshops; (ii) working visits to relevant Member States or a third country to enable officials to acquire or increase their expertise or knowledge in relevant matters; and (iii) training actions and the development of online or other training modules to support the necessary professional skills and knowledge relating to the relevant reforms; (d) collection of data and statistics; development of common methodologies and, where appropriate, indicators or benchmarks; (e) organisation of local operational support in areas such as asylum, migration, border control; (f) IT capacity building: expertise related to development, maintenance, operation and quality control of the IT infrastructure and applications needed to implement the relevant reforms, as well as expertise related to programmes geared towards the digitalisation of public services; (g) studies, researches, analyses and surveys; evaluations and impact assessments; elaboration and publication of guides, reports and educational material; (h) communication projects for learning, cooperation, awareness raising, dissemination activities, and exchange of good practices; organisation of awareness-raising and information campaigns, media campaigns and events, including corporate communication and communication, where appropriate, through social networks; (i) compilation and publication of materials to disseminate information as well as results of the Programme, including through the development, operation and maintenance of systems and tools using information and communication technologies; (j) any other relevant activity in support of the general and specifi...

Eligible actions. Only actions that implement the objectives listed in Articles 3 and 4, in particular the actions set out in Annex I, shall be eligible for funding.

Eligible actions. Only actions implementing the objectives referred to in Article 2 shall be eligible for funding: Without prejudice to any other action provided by the work programmes under Article 11, the following actions may be considered eligible for funding: (a) providing technical knowledge, specialised and technically advanced equipment and effective IT tools enhancing transnational and multidisciplinary cooperation and cooperation with the Commission; (b) enhancing staff exchanges for specific projects, ensuring the necessary support and facilitating investigations, in particular the setting up of joint investigation teams and cross border operations; (c) providing technical and operational support to national investigations, in particular to customs and law enforcement authorities to strengthen the fight against fraud and other illegal activities; (d) building IT capacity throughout the Member States and third countries, increasing data exchange, and developing and providing IT tools for investigation and monitoring of intelligence work; (e) organising specialised training, risk analysis workshops, conferences and studies aimed at improving cooperation and coordination among services concerned with the protection of the financial interests of the Union; (f) any other action, provided by the work programmes under Article 11, which is necessary for attaining the general and specific objectives provided for in Article 2. When the action supported involves the acquisition of equipment, the Commission shall ensure that the funded equipment is appropriate to contribute to the protection of the financial interest of the Union.

Eligible actions. Only actions implementing the objectives referred to in Article 2 shall be eligible for funding: (a) providing technical knowledge, specialised and technically advanced equipment and effective IT tools enhancing transnational and multidisciplinary cooperation and cooperation with the Commission; (b) enhancing staff exchanges for specific projects, ensuring the necessary support and facilitating investigations, in particular the setting up of joint investigation teams and cross border operations; (c) providing technical and operational support to national investigations, in particular to customs and law enforcement authorities to strengthen the fight against fraud and other illegal activities; (d) building IT capacity throughout the Member States and third countries, increasing data exchange, and developing and providing IT tools for investigation and monitoring of intelligence work; (e) organising specialised training, risk analysis workshops, conferences and studies aimed at improving cooperation and coordination among services concerned with the protection of the financial interests of the Union; (f) any other action, provided by the work programmes under Article 11, which is necessary for attaining the general and specific objectives provided for in Article 2. When the action supported involves the acquisition of equipment, the Commission shall ensure that the funded equipment is appropriate to contribute to the protection of the financial interest of the Union.

Eligible actions. 1. Only actions implementing the objectives referred in Article 3 shall be eligible for funding. 2. In particular the following actions implementing the objectives referred in Article 3 shall be eligible: (a) creation of the right conditions to empower all actors of the internal market, including businesses, citizens and consumers, civil society and public authorities, through the transparent exchange of information and campaigns to raise awareness particularly as regards applicable Union rules and the rights of businesses, citizens and consumers, as well as through the exchange and dissemination of good practices, expertise, knowledge and innovative solutions, including through actions implemented through the SOLVIT network and the European Consumer Centres Network; (b) provision of mechanisms for citizens, consumers, end-users, civil society, including social partners and business representatives from the Union, in particular those representing SMEs, to contribute to political discussions, policies and decision making process, notably by supporting the functioning of representative organisations at national and the Union level; (c) capacity building, facilitation and coordination of joint actions between Member States and between the competent authorities of Member States and between the competent authorities of Member States and the Commission, the decentralised Union agencies and third country authorities, including joint actions aimed at strengthening product safety; (d) support for the effective enforcement and modernisation of the Union legal framework and its rapid adaptation to effectively face global competition as well as support for dealing with issues raised by digitalisation, including through data gathering and analyses; research on the functioning of the internal market, studies, evaluations and policy recommendations; organization of demonstration activities and pilot projects; communication activities; development of dedicated IT tools ensuring transparent, and efficient functioning of the internal market as well as combating and preventing fraudulent practices in the internet. 3. The actions referred to in Article 36 of Regulation (EU) 2019/1020 and implementing the specific objectives referred to in Article 3(2)(a)(ii) shall be eligible for funding, in particular for: (a) coordination and cooperation between market surveillance authorities and other relevant authorities of Member States, in particular through the Union Product Complianc...

Eligible actions. 1. In order for actions to be eligible for funding under this Instrument, the actions must comply with the following requirements: (a) implement the objectives referred to in Article 3; (b) support the purchase, maintenance and upgrade of customs controls equipment including innovative detection technology equipment, that has one or more of the following customs control purposes: (1) non-intrusive inspection; (2) indication of hidden objects on humans; (3) radiation detection and nuclide identification; (4) analysis of samples in laboratories; (5) sampling and field analysis of samples; (6) handheld search. Annex 1 lays down an indicative list of customs control equipment that may be used to achieve the customs control purposes referred to in points (1) to (6). 2. In duly justified cases, actions under paragraph 1 may also cover the transparent purchase, maintenance and upgrade of customs controls equipment for testing new pieces or new functionalities in operational conditions.