Co-Funder definition

Co-Funder means any other organisation, institution, body, association (unincorporated or otherwise) or corporation which co-funds any part of the Funding under this Contract whether through or together with Grantor;

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Co-Funder means any other organization, institution, body, association (unincorporated or otherwise) or corporation which co-funds any part of the Funding under this Contract whether through or together with Grantor;

Co-Funder means any person considering entering into, or enters into, an agreement with LLS to provide co-funding to the Claimant, or a similar arrangement, in respect of the Relevant Claims, whether before or after the date of this Agreement.

Examples of Co-Funder in a sentence

This LOA may not be modified, amended or supplemented, including by conflicting or additional terms in any purchase order or other ancillary document issued by Co-Funder in connection with this LOA, nor may any term or provision in this LOA be waived or discharged, including this Paragraph, except in a written amendment to this LOA, signed by all parties.
If no Co-Funder is identified therein, all references to Co-Funder and Co-Funder’s Representative in this Agreement shall have no effect; Co-Funder’s Representative Any person named as such in Schedule C; Co-Researcher Any natural or legal person named as a Co-Researcher in the Form of Agreement or Schedule D.
Co-Funder Any natural or legal person named as a Co-Funder in the Form of Agreement or Schedule C.
WRF will advance ten percent (10%) of the Project Funds to Researcher after the Effective Date (the “Advance Payment”) provided that WRF has received the full Co-Funding from each Co-Funder [and from its own funding sources].
In relation to any Co-Funder funded by a statutory levy, each industry paying such levy as defined in the relevant statutory instrument; Industry Representative Any person named as such in Schedule C.
WRF will invoice each Co-Funder for their project Co-Funding upon final execution of this agreement by all parties.
Provided that WRF has received the full Co-Funding from each Co-Funder and from its own funding sources by no later than the Effective Date, WRF will disburse the Project Funds to Researcher as detailed in this TRFA and Exhibit C.
In this Annex 3 in the case that the research directly creating an Intellectual Property Right was funded wholly by a Co-Funder, in relation to such Intellectual Property Right each reference to AHDB shall be read as a reference to that Co- Funder and AHDB shall have the rights of a Co-Funder.
Such Co-Funder shall seek and respect AHDB’s determination of the scope of ‘EU Results’ under Condition 15.2.1.
WRF will provide each Co-Funder with one copy of the Final Report in PDF form.

More Definitions of Co-Funder

Co-Funder means Determined by country who is collaborating with the British Council to implement activities under the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Fund

Co-Funder means any public (including the Government) or private organisation, agency, institution, body, association (unincorporated or otherwise) or corporation which co-funds any part of the Funding under this Contract whether through or together with the NCID, and includes the partners under Singapore’s One Health National Strategic Action Plan: the Ministry of Health, the National Environment Agency, the National Parks Board, the Public Utilities Board and the Singapore Food Agency (collectively, “Co-Funders”);

Co-Funder means any individual public or private agency or corporation that provides funds, equipment, materials, or services to benefit the Project (excluding materials and services provided to the Project under arms-length agreements at no discount and without concessions).

Co-Funder means any other organisation, institution, body, association (unincorporated or otherwise) or corporation which co-funds any part of the Funding under this Agreement whether through or together with MOH;