Quality Control and Assessment of Progress Sample Clauses

Quality Control and Assessment of Progress. Responsible persons for all sponsored activities (including Target Area leaders) will forward a written status report to the Coordinator every 6 months. The status report should as a minimum contain the following: • Summary of activities of each member (including progress metrics set out in Section 3.4) • Plan for future activities • Summary of cost (detailed according to standard items) • Progress / deviations from the project plan The coordinator will compile status reports and circulate these for a discussion by the Executive Committee. A formal summary of the effort should be compiled and approved by the Executive Committee. The summary report is to be delivered to the Commission representative within two months of the relevant deadline. In the event of major deviations from the planned activities the Coordinator is required to inform the Commission as soon as possible and a contingency plan should be presented. After consultation with the Commission and the Executive Committee, the Coordinator will implement any actions required to eliminate or reduce the impact of such deviations. In this context, the coordinator is responsible for quality control and assessment of progress in the four target areas (TA1-TA4) and the two support activities (SA1-SA2). The coordinator is responsible for timely notification of the Executive Committee in the event of lack of progress in any of the sponsored activities. In particular, the Network Coordinator is responsible for changes in the status of membership (from Ordinary Member to Contracting Member, and vice versa). As set out in Section
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