the Managing Authority definition

the Managing Authority means the authority designated under Article 59(1)(a) as the managing authority for the Operational Programme;
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the Managing Authority or “the MA”, represented for the purposes of signature of this agreement by ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (Director General) on the one part, and <Name of Beneficiary> called hereafter “the Beneficiary”, represented for the purposes of signature of this agreement by [name of project leader as project leader], [name of Head of Organisation as the legal representative] and the Permanent Secretary (were applicable) (designation) of the other part, HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS: The Beneficiary shall implement the project on the terms and conditions set out in this Grant Agreement.
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the Managing Authority means The Managing Authority (MA) that is responsible for managing the national ESF element of the European Structural and Investments Funds (ESIF) programme. In London, the ESF is managed by the GLA’s European Programmes Management Unit (EPMU) which acts as an Intermediate Body (IB) on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) which is the national Managing Authority for ESF for England. References to the Managing Authority include the DWP and EPMU.
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Examples of the Managing Authority in a sentence

  • This is to ensure compliance with any revised guidance and instruction issued by the Managing Authority to NOMS CFO.

  • As you will be aware the NOMS CFO Social Enterprise Consortia Building Programme has been delayed whilst points of clarification raised by the European Commission with the Managing Authority were addressed.

  • The Partnership agreement is valid from the date of signature by all Parties and enters into force from the day the Subsidy contract between the Managing Authority and the Lead Beneficiary enters into force.

  • To all matters not settled herein, the provisions specified in § 2 section 3 and consistent with them the national law of the Managing Authority shall apply.

  • Without prejudice to the previous paragraph, the Project partners grant the Joint Secretariat and the Managing Authority the right to make free use of the results of the Project, provided it does not thereby breach its confidentiality obligations or existing industrial and intellectual property rights.

  • The Lead Beneficiary shall inform the Joint Secretariat and the Managing Authority as soon as changes in the Project partnership are foreseeable.

  • Being aware of the fact that all changes in the Project partnership need an approval of the Monitoring Committee and that the Managing Authority is entitled to withdraw from the Subsidy contract if the number of Beneficiaries falls below the minimum number of partners, the Project partners agree not to abandon the Project unless there are unavoidable reasons for it.

  • This termination has to be decided by consensus by all the other Project partners in a documented manner, provided that the eligibility rules of the Call for proposals are kept with the remaining Project partners and that the consequently initiated amendment of the Subsidy contract is successful at the Managing Authority.

  • The Joint Secretariat and the Managing Authority shall be promptly informed of such an intended decision by the Lead Beneficiary and the change in the partnership has to be approved according to the provisions set out in the Subsidy contract.

  • The Lead Beneficiary shall notify the Joint Secretariat and the Managing Authority of any amendment or supplement to the present Agreement.


More Definitions of the Managing Authority

the Managing Authority means The Managing Authority (MA) that is responsible for managing the national ESF element of the European Structural and Investments
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