Task Leaders (TL Sample Clauses

Task Leaders (TL. The Task leaders (TL) are responsible for monitoring their specific working area with deliverables, according to the Consortium decisions and description (Annex I), the Year Plan (Annex III) and the budget (Annex II). TS are responsible for contact with and coordination of the partners involved in their specific working area. TS are responsible for reporting progress to the Consortium leader, to present written reports from meetings, and summarising the work for reports at given intervals.
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Task Leaders (TL. 6.4.4.1 The Task Leaders are responsible for the proper implementation of the obligations of their respective tasks as agreed in the Annual Work Plan and the Description of Action, including timely submission of milestones and deliverables.
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Task Leaders (TL. Progress will be reported in periodical technical meetings (to be held every 3 months) coordinated by the TSM who will also ensure communication with the GA.
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Task Leaders (TL. The TL is responsible of the technical follow-up of the specific task and the detailed coordination with the other tasks within the same work package. They assure the timely and proper execution of their tasks and report to the WPL in case of any deviation or risk. They are also responsible for leading the preparation of the deliverables resulting from their tasks and the coordination with other tasks for their participation in the deliverable preparation, and for the preparation and delivery of internal task progress reports to the WP leader. Partner Representative (PR) In order to limit any duplication of information and to facilitate an efficient communication process by both face-to-face and virtual channels, the distribution of all relevant project information is channelled through the Project Manager to one key person for each partner (Partner Representative). The PR is member of the GA (in case of unavailability a deputy or assistant could be appointed) and acts as a switchboard thus ensuring that the concerned persons within the partner organisation are reached as required.
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