EC Contribution definition

EC Contribution means the financial contribution of the Commission to the Consortium as defined in Annex I of the Contract.
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EC Contribution means the financial contribution from the EC in accordance with the Grant Agreement.
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EC Contribution means for each Beneficiary the estimated EC contribution as shown in Annex 2 A (Consortium Budget) as it may be amended from time to time by the Governing Board;
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Examples of EC Contribution in a sentence

  • Duration: 48 months EC Contribution: €25,000,000 Total Budget: cca.

  • The withdrawing Contractor shall pay the following costs incurred due to its withdrawal: - the procedure fees to select a new Contractor(s) to carry out the Project if any; - any direct costs incurred due to their withdrawal The withdrawing Contractor is required to honor its financial commitments contracted prior to the effective date of its withdrawal and to refund the EC Contribution received except the amount spent for the performance of the Project, with appropriate justifications.

  • All financial management and accounting acts in connection with the EC Contribution shall be made by the Coordinator in accordance with the applicable EC rules.

  • Countries: ASEAN region Reference: Total 6.827 EC Contribution: 5.564 MECU Type of financing: Joint co-financing Budget Line B7-301 I.

  • Project Number: 248728 Start Date: 01 February 2010 Closure Date: 31 January 2012 EC Contribution: 1,830,000 € Another crucial aspect of the project is to demonstrate the possibility to produce the sensors by printing techniques, thus providing low‐cost fabrication on flexible substrates, including plastic foils or even paper.

  • Duration: 48 months - EC Contribution: 25,000,000 € - Total Budget: cca.

  • The Coordinator shall maintain complete books and records of the EC Contribution and any Receipts, and the information will be made available to the Beneficiaries on a 6-month basis.

  • The Coordinator shall manage the EC Contribution, respecting the rules approved by the General Assembly and shall provide yearly the General Assembly a report on its management.