Project Partner definition

Project Partner in this table means a Co-Applicant or a Co-operation Partner (see chapter 3 of the call text).

Project Partner the legal entities and/or persons who sign or subsequently accede to the Agreement as “Project Partners”, individually, see Clause 3.3.

Project Partner means an entity or organization whose voluntary cooperation is necessary to carry out the activities laid out in the Bid Proposal. A Project Partner differs from a Subcontractor in that they are not being paid to perform work under the Contract, but rather provide in-kind support or Participant access. An example of a Project Partner would be a school or homeless shelter where services are provided to Project Participants.

Examples of Project Partner in a sentence

• Project Partner An entity or individual that contributes financially or otherwise to the project (e.g., match funding, provision of a test, demonstration or deployment site), and does not receive CEC funds.

• Payment of the project grant share to the Project Partner shall take the form of two advance payments and one payment of the final balance.

• Travel expenses and daily allowances for the personnel nominated to participate in the project implementation, provided in line with the current practices regarding the travel expenses of the Project.Promoter and the Project Partner, but not exceeding the relevant national limits for public institutions; The Programme RO-Environment will cover the expenses of transport, accommodation, medical insurance.

• It shall remain in force until the Project Partner has discharged in full its obligations towards the Project Promoter as defined in this Agreement.

• It is possible to disburse ISF grant funding to an international Project Partner managing the fund via the project bank account and distributing the respective budget shares to local and other Project Partners.

More Definitions of Project Partner

Project Partner all the other partners participating in the project and contributing to its implementation according to the project application form (hereinafter referred to as "PP"). Project participants: LP and PP. Project observers: actors that do not contribute to the implementation of the project in terms of financial contributions or daily management, but are invited by the project participants to take part in the project in an observant role or advisory capacity.

Project Partner means a person or entity who will implement the Project with the Proponent, other than a Sub- contractor;

Project Partner has the meaning provided in Section C.2 of Annex I. Property Taxes has the meaning provided in Schedule H to Annex VII. Provider means (i) any entity of the Government that receives or uses MCC Funding or any other Program Asset in carrying out activities in furtherance of this Compact or (ii) any third party that receives at least US$50,000 in the aggregate of MCC Funding (other than as salary or compensation as an employee of an entity of the Government) during the Compact Term. RBN has the meaning provided in Section A.2(a) of Annex I.

Project Partner means the operator of the carbon project; the terms “project proponent” and “project developer” are also commonly used to identify the project partner.

Project Partner means the organisation collaborating with the Grantee and specified in the Placement Schedule.

Project Partner means a legal entity, organisational unit of the state or ministry, interested in research and development, whose involvement in the project is defined in the project proposal and with which the Project Promoter concluded a Partnership Agreement, while such project partner is usually not related to the Programme Operator,

Project Partner means each Project Staff Member, Project Sub-Grantee, potential Project Sub-Grantee, PNPM Management Consultant, and PNPM Green Facilitator who is supporting the Project.