Project and Mobility durations Sample Clauses

Project and Mobility durations. Project timeframe Projects can take place between 1 September 2022 and 31 August 2023 for all sectors. Mobilities taking place in countries or territories with different academic periods or term dates may begin outside the 2022 to 2023 academic year, but the majority of the placement must take place within these dates. Funding will only be provided for the part of the placement within the 2022 to 2023 academic year, and Mobilities will still need to respect the programme’s minimum and maximum durations during that window in order to be eligible for funding. The duration of a placement is calculated to include all days, whether whole or part, in which a Participant is engaged in their placement abroad. For example, if a Participant arrives at their placement on 1 September and departs from their placement on 28 September, their placement is of 28 days duration. It is not a calculation based on nights abroad or the proportion of the day they spend overseas. Any full (24 hour) days spent in transit should not be included in the duration. If your final Mobility placement ends before 31 August 2023, you should submit a Final Report within one month of that final Mobility placement and close the Project early and receive or return any remaining funding if applicable. For more information, please see the ‘Reporting’ section. Early returns, short durations and interruptionsof Mobility periods Early returns If a Participant returns early from a Mobility but meets the minimum duration requirement, you should report this change in the Project Reporting Tool. The Turing Scheme Grant can cover only the actual period spent abroad and any overpayment must be returned to the Project, unless specific exemption is given due to Force Majeure. Please see the ‘Recoveries’ section for more information. Short durations due to Force Majeure A short duration request is applicable for Participants taking part in the Turing Scheme who do not meet the minimum duration required for their stay due to Force Majeure. Force Majeure is defined as any event or occurrence which is outside the reasonable control of the Party concerned and which is not attributable to any act or failure to take reaso nable preventative action by that Party (see Grant Funding Agreement for full definition). Therefore, short duration requests should not be submitted for Mobilities that have not yet started. More information can be found in the ‘Force Majeure’ section. Requests should be made only in clear and ce...
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Project and Mobility durations. Project timeframe Projects can take place between 1 September 2023 and 31 August 2024 for all sectors. Mobilities taking place in countries or territories with different academic periods or term dates may begin outside the 2023 to 2024 academic year, but the majority of the placement must take place within these dates. Funding will only be provided for the part of the placement within the 2023 to 2024 academic year, and Mobilities will still need to respect the programme’s minimum and maximum durations during that window in order to be eligible for funding. The duration of a placement is calculated to include all days, whether whole or part, in which a Participant is engaged in their placement abroad. For example, if a Participant arrives at their placement on 1 September and departs from their placement on 28 September, their placement is of 28 days duration. It is not a calculation based on nights abroad or the proportion of the day they spend overseas. Any full (24 hour) days spent in transit should not be included in the duration. If your final Mobility placement ends before 31 August 2024 you should submit a Final Report within one month of that final Mobility placement and close the Project early and receive or return any remaining funding within 30 days or your project maybe become passed to a recovery scenario. For more information, please see the ‘Reporting’ section. Early returns, short durations and interruptions of Mobility periods
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