Joint Call definition

Joint Call means a [single] call for trans-national research proposals launched by the consortium, including all necessary aspects for the implementation and management of the joint call.
Joint Call. : Joint Call means the co-funded call (co-funded by the participating national funding bodies, no EU contribution to the call) for collaborative proposals in forest-based bioeconomy, which is implemented jointly in 2023 by all Parties and represents the main objective of the ForestValue2 Project.
Joint Call. Means the call for offers launched in 2016 by Funding Bodies involved in ERA-CAPS.

Examples of Joint Call in a sentence

  • This Agreement shall automatically renew after the Initial Term for successive annual terms.

  • Scope Under the 2024 Joint Call for Proposals of TÜBİTAK-MCST Bilateral R&I Projects, the following will be supported: • R&D Projects • R&D&I Projects Thematic Fields & subfields 1.

  • After the successful cooperation between the two Managing Authorities in launching three Joint Calls for Bilateral Project Proposals between 2021 and 2023, this year the Managing Authorities will be launching a 4th Joint Call, in accordance with the framework of this said collaborative agreement.

  • This 4th Joint Call will assist researchers and innovators from both countries to strengthen their scientific expertise and network, enabling them to collaborate further in future Calls for funding, including annual PRIMA Section 1 and Section 2 Calls.

  • After the successful cooperation between the two Managing Authorities in launching the 1st Joint Call for Bilateral Research & Innovation Proposals launched in 2021, this year the Managing Authorities will be launching a 2nd Joint Call, in accordance with the framework of this said collaborative agreement.

  • An accompanying “Plan of Action” will be produced to define concrete joint activities and to set in detail the agenda of a possible follow-up to the Pilot Joint Call.

  • The purpose of this Implementation Agreement (“IA”) is to establish the general framework and the detailed rules and procedures for the implementation of the Joint Call.

  • Parties applying in a Joint Call Parties agree to a compartmentalized organisation and governance, meaning that Parties that may apply to Joint Calls (or other competitive activities supported by the Co-fund Action) may not participate in Work Packages and Tasks dedicated to the preparation, implementation and monitoring of said activities.

  • As a result, the “Group of Funding Parties” will be established, as the steering body for the further planning and implementation of the Pilot Joint Call.

  • Here, of particular relevance is the development of a knowledge based sustainable S&T and innovation programme, which is considered to be built on mutual interest acknowledging the outcome of an assessment of the Pilot Joint Call and on the result of a targeted foresight exercise.


More Definitions of Joint Call

Joint Call means the cofunded call for collaborative proposals in [type of research] which is organised jointly in [year] by all Parties and represents the main objective of the Cofund-Action.