Obligations of the Project Partners. (1) The PP are obliged to respect all rules and fulfil all obligations set forth in the present agreement and the conditions under which the programme grants subsidies to the selected projects.
Obligations of the Project Partners. The PPs shall respect all the rules and obligations set forth in the Subsidy Contract. The PPs shall comply with EU regulations and programme level regulatory documents – as referred in the Subsidy Contract – and the relevant national legislation. Each PP commits itself to implement its own project part according to the approved Application Form, Partnership Agreement and the programme documents. The PPs shall respect the time schedule of the project, including the completion of the activities foreseen for each reporting period as agreed among the PPs and the financial performance in relation to the project implementation, and shall contribute to the achievement of outputs and results of the project. The PPs shall have their expenditures incurred and paid in the given reporting period validated by the designated Controller of their Partner State and submit the Control Certificate issued by the Controller to the LP. The PPs shall be responsible for the sound financial management of the funds allocated to their project part, including the repayment of the contributions from the EU Funds (ERDF/IPA) unduly paid to the LP, and, where applicable, the repayment of the state co-financing to the relevant national body. Each Project Partner shall maintain either a separate accounting system or an adequate accounting code for all transactions relating to the project. The PPs shall support the LP to fulfil its tasks according to the Subsidy Contract. In particular, each PP shall: provide the LP without any delay with any information needed to draw up the Progress Reports, to react on any request by the MA/JS, or provide with any further information needed by the LP; inform the LP immediately about any circumstance that could lead to a temporary or final discontinuation of the project; inform the LP before the submission of the first Application for Reimbursement on the details of the bank account where the contribution from the EU Funds of the given PP shall be transferred.
Obligations of the Project Partners. 1. Project partners are responsible for carrying out specific project activities to deliver outputs in the manner and scope as indicated in the ERDF Subsidy Contract annexed to this agreement.
Obligations of the Project Partners. 1. Each PP shall comply with the relevant legal and other requirements under the law which applies to it, especially with the European Union´s and national legislation as set out in § 1 of the Subsidy Contract (Annex II) and its annexes. Furthermore each PP shall ensure that all necessary approvals have been obtained. In particular each PP shall ensure for the part of the project for which it is responsible:
Obligations of the Project Partners. The PP are obliged to respect all rules and fulfil all obligations set forth in the present agreement and the conditions under which the programme grants subsidies to the selected projects. They commit themselves to do everything in their power to contribute to the implementation of the project as set out in the project AF. The PP shall support the LP to fulfil its tasks according to the subsidy contract. In particular, each PP shall: ensure the quantitative and qualitative delivery of its planned project activities, outputs and results, as stated in the approved AF, provide the LP, without any delay and within the deadline set by the LP, with any information needed to coordinate and monitor the implementation of the project, for reporting purposes and to react on any requests of the programme, ensure timely reporting on its activities and costs in accordance with the time schedule of the project, inform the LP immediately about any circumstance that may adversely affect the implementation of the project in accordance with the project application, only implement changes in its approved budget if they comply with the flexibility rules stated in the programme manual and if prior approval from the LP or the programme bodies has been provided, as appropriate, carry out appropriate information and communication activities under the coordination of the LP (see also Article 11 of this agreement) as stated in the approved AF, be committed to take part in any evaluation activity (e.g. by providing project information and answers to evaluators commissioned by the programme), comply with the relevant regulations of the European Union, the programme rules and the applicable national legislation, especially European Structural and Investment Funds Regulations and regulations concerning equal opportunity, environment, state aid and public procurement, be responsible for the correct use of the ERDF funds received for the project, support the LP to fulfil all obligations as set out in the subsidy contract, ensure that undertakings, in case they participate in or benefit from the project activities (e.g. trainings) and/or operate/maintain the project outputs and results, are selected in a non-discriminatory and transparent way (same conditions for all).
Obligations of the Project Partners. 1. Each PP shall comply with the relevant European Union´s and national legislation as set out in Art. 1 of the SC.
Obligations of the Project Partners. 1. Project Partners are responsible for the implementation of the activities and tasks assigned to them in accordance with this Agreement and Attachments 1 and 2.
Obligations of the Project Partners. 1. The Project Partners take into account all rules and obligations as set out in the Subsidy Contract for Community Funding.
Obligations of the Project Partners. I. Project partner 1 1. The Project Partner 1 is responsible for the performance of the activities and tasks assigned to it in accordance with this Agreement and the Annex 1 “Project description”, Annex 2 “Work Plan” and Annex 3“Budget”.
Obligations of the Project Partners. 6.1. Project partners are responsible for carrying out specific project activities in the manner and scope of as indicated in the application and the signed Project contract. 6.2. More specifically, the project partners will be responsible for: 1) Expeditiously and accurate carry out the specific activities set out in the project implementation plan or otherwise agreed; 2) Providing all information and data to the Project Promoter that are required to coordinate and monitor the implementation of the project and for reporting purposes; 3) Submitting confirmations on the eligibility of their expenditure; 4) Notifying the Project Promoter of any factors that may adversely affect implementation of the project in accordance with the Project implementation plan. 5) Storing documents and information about the project and accounting information (such as registries/records) for a period of: At least ten years after the date of granting de minimis aid – for the information and documents related to such grant. At least five years after the final payment under the project – for all other documents 6) Providing their agreement for the competent authorities to share relevant tax/social insurance information with the Programme operator for the purposes of the project monitoring 6.3. Project partners agree to take all necessary steps enabling the Project Promoter to comply with its responsibilities as set out in the Project Contract. 6.4. Project partners are familiar with the concept of irregularity as defined in Article 12.2 of the Regulation. 6.5 Project partners shall be liable for and against any irregularities found during implementation of its duties and obligations as set out in this agreement and the Project Contract. 6.6 The Project partners shall immediately inform the Project Promoter of any cases of suspected or actual fraud, corruption or other illegal activity that come to its attention, at any level or any stage of implementation of the Project. 6.7. Each Project partner, including the Project Promoter, shall be liable to the other partners and shall indemnify and hold harmless such other partners for and against any liabilities, damages and costs resulting from the non-compliance of its duties and obligations as set out in this agreement and the Project Contract. 6.8 Reports, advance and reimbursement claims and other official documents required for the project implementation shall be signed by the legal representative of the Project partner. 6.9. Provide...
