Visibility Rules. When implementing the action, the beneficiaries should ensure the visibility of the action as provided by the Visual Identity Guidelines (Annex 5). In terms of communication, the twinnings, study visits and the B2B matchings are events which will be promoted and recorded (pictures, short video declarations, etc.), to offer input for both the website’s news section and for the social media channels. To this end, the beneficiaries should make sure to collect the participants’ consent. Such written consent shall be formally included in the narrative reports to EUROCHAMBRES, which the deliverable refers. (Annex 6: Consent for the use of Video-Picture-Data). Shall any deliverable submitted by the sector and the title of the project BSOs Partnership include pictures, video or audio recording of any person, the sector and the title of the project BSOs Partnership shall ensure that it has obtained and collected the explicit consent of the relevant person to be filmed or recorded and his image and/or voice to be used with no limitation. Such written consent shall be formally submitted to EUROCHAMBRES by the BSOs Partnership for each deliverable or activity finalised. No additional website can be created for the EU4Business: Connecting Companies project. The website for all actions (with specific pages for each sector) is xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/ All beneficiaries of the actions will have to liaise with the Sectorial Consortium managing their sector and send information to be published on the official website of the project xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/ Websites of the beneficiaries can be updated during the action, links to the official page of the project can be embedded, and notice of support from the EU has to be incorporated as above explained. Social media channels need to be created by the sector and the title of the project BSOs Partnership for the sector and by all beneficiaries for each action. Posting and re-posting/sharing is strongly encouraged between the network of social media channels (formed by beneficiaries, consortia members and EUROCHAMBRES). In accordance with the social media strategy of the project, communication in general and posts, in particular, should present the project as a valuable opportunity for BSOs to connect, to acquire knowledge, to exchange best practices; and for the SMEs to get in touch with potential partners, to increase their network of contacts, to have opportunities for better trade, development and internationa...
Visibility Rules. 2.3.1. European emblem and funding statement When engaging in communication and promotion activities, the Recipient must follow the logos and guidelines provided in the EIT Community Brand Book published on the EIT website. In particular, activities funded through EIT grants must follow the grant agreement and must display the European flag (emblem) and funding statement (translated into local languages, where appropriate): and the special logo of EIT CLIMATE KIC and the following text: “EIT Climate KIC is supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union” for all communication activities and infrastructure, equipment or major results. In addition, the Recipient shall take into account and respect any co-branding guidelines and requirements provided and set by EIT Climate KIC. For clarification purposes, specific guidelines and requirements may be set for different kind of activities and results, such as KAVA and start-ups created. The Recipient shall comply with these co-branding obligations in accordance with the monitoring processes as provided for by EIT Climate KIC.
Visibility Rules
