Final Technical Sample Clauses

Final Technical. Activity Report (applicable for one-year projects/activities and multi-year projects/activities in their final year) is due for submission one month after the end of the official term of the present Contract. The Final Activity Reports must be submitted as both printed and electronic copies to the APN Secretariat.
Sample 1
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Final Technical. IMPLEMENTATION REPORT The final technical implementation report shall consist of three parts. ❖ PART ONE ▪ a summary in English, French or German of the main results achieved (no more than 2 pages); ▪ an overall assessment of the results of the project as compared with the initial objectives; ▪ a table called "Comprehensive Presentation of Cooperation", in accordance to the model attached herewith. This table provides an overview of the cooperation among the coordinator and the co beneficiaries from a financial point of view. ❖ PART TWO ▪ detailed description of the implemented activities providing complete information on the development, progress and achievements of the project; where appropriate, information on interaction with other projects should be included; ▪ qualitative evaluation of the overall cooperation and the execution of all tasks performed by the coordinator and co-beneficiaries, as mentioned in Xxxxx X; ▪ list of main project activities carried out; ▪ number of participants/visitors/audience of project activities (i.e. exhibition, performance, conference, seminar, etc.); ▪ account of trips, visits etc. made by the coordinator and co-beneficiaries and their objectives; ▪ copies of all published material; The detailed description of the implemented activities should be presented as follows:
Sample 1

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