41.5 Relations with the partners of a joint action â Coordination agreement 77 – in agreements with employees or third parties involved in the action (such as. B subcontractors): reserves the right to commercially exploit the results (at least if the total amount of previous payments is greater than the final amount of the grant (see Article 5.3), payment of the balance is made in the form of recovery (see Article 44). – the right of the buyer, to grant non-exclusive licenses to third parties (or require them from subcontractors) to exploit the results – under fair and reasonable conditions – (without the right of sub-license); This is without prejudice to the right of the [Commission] [Agency] to reduce the subsidy (see Article 43) or to impose administrative penalties (Article 45). – in the event of a reduction in the subsidy: in proportion to the seriousness of the errors, irregularities, fraud or non-compliance (see Article 43(2)). 41.3 Internal arrangements between beneficiaries â Consortium Agreement 77 10 For the definition, see Article 121(1)(b) of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2012 on the Financial Regulation applicable to the general budget of the Union and repealing Council Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 1605/2002 (Financial Regulation No 966/2012). L 218 of 26.10.2012, p. 1): An `operating grant` is a direct financial contribution in the form of a budget grant to finance the activities of an institution pursuing an objective of general interest of the EU or pursuing an objective which forms part of and supports a Union policy. The description of the action (Annex 1) also includes the market introduction activities of the related action which are not covered by the grant. ] Model grant agreements H2020: H2020 MGA EIC Accelerator â Mono: v5.0 â 22.07.2019 3 This is the theoretical amount of the EU contribution that the system calculates automatically (multiplying all budgeted costs by the reimbursement rate). This theoretical amount is limited by the `maximum grant amount` (decided by the Commission/Agency for the action) (see Article 5(1)). If the amount determined after step 1 is greater than the maximum amount of the subsidy set out in Article 5.1, it shall be limited to the latter.
For the payment of the balance, the notification shall also indicate the final amount of the grant. 263 TFEU. [OPTION for agency grants: actions for compensation and enforceable decisions must be brought against the Commission (and not against the Agency).] Where the [Commission][Agency] reduces the subsidy after payment of the balance, it shall calculate the final amended amount of the grant (see Article 5(4)). If the modified final amount of the grant is less than the final amount of the grant, the [Commission][Agency] shall recover the difference (see Article 44). 2 Indirect costs already covered by an operating grant (received under an EU or Euratom funding programme; see Article 6. 5.b)) cannot be selected after the AGM. Therefore, a beneficiary/related third party receiving an operating grant during the duration of the action may not report indirect costs for the year or reporting period(s) covered by the operating grant, unless it can demonstrate that the operating grant does not cover the costs of the action [see Article 6, paragraph 2(E)]. – their use does not entail any amendment to the agreement which would call into question the decision to award the grant or infringe the principle of equal treatment of applicants. By signing the agreement, the beneficiary accepts the grant and agrees to implement it under its responsibility and in accordance with the agreement with all the obligations and conditions set out therein. Unless the [Commission] [Agency] requests or otherwise accepts or is not impossible, communication activities related to the action (including in electronic form, via social media, etc.) as well as the infrastructure, equipment and main results financed by the grant shall do the following: the beneficiary may grant its staff access only to data strictly necessary for its implementation; Management and monitoring of the agreement. (b) those findings shall be officially communicated to the beneficiary no later than two years after payment of the balance of that grant, together with a list of the grants concerned by the findings. In the case of the IEC accelerator mix, the two agreements will also be closely linked with regard to infringement-related actions.
Problems with one agreement can affect the other (e.g., the suspension of one measure may also result in the suspension of the other measure; Termination of the grant will generally suspend further equity investments, and the SPV will withdraw from investments already made and vice versa, etc.). [Additional OPTION for EIC Accelerator Blending: For EIC Accelerator Blending, the IPR rules of the linked agreement signed with the EIC VPS apply (see Article 2). This provision therefore applies until the linked agreement is signed or if the linked agreement or this agreement is terminated prematurely.] The access provider shall inform users as soon as possible of any restrictions that may significantly impede the granting of access rights.] No funding will be granted for activities outside the EU if they are banned in all Member States or for activities where human embryos are destroyed (e.B. for the production of stem cells). Blending of the EIC accelerator shall be implemented as `linked actions` governed by two separate but interdependent and interdependent agreements, namely the grant agreement concluded with the [Commission] [Agency] and the own funds agreement to be concluded with the EIC VPS. Those related agreements shall be managed in close coordination so that the [Commission] [Agency] and the VPS can properly monitor the implementation of the entire project (i.e. the project comprising both innovation activities and market launch activities). (b) costs claimed under another EU or Euratom grant (including grants awarded by a Member State and financed from the EU or Euratom budget and grants awarded by bodies other than the [Commission][Agency] for the implementation of the EU or Euratom budget); in particular indirect costs, where the beneficiary already receives an operating grant financed from the EU or Euratom budget during the same period, unless the beneficiary can demonstrate that the operating grant does not cover the costs of the action. [OPTION 1 by default for EU grants: the beneficiary must grant the EU institutions access to its results – royalty-free”; Bodies or agencies responsible for the development, implementation or monitoring of EU policies or programmes. 13 For that definition, see Article 2(1)(3) of Regulation (EU) No 1290/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 December 2013 laying down the rules for participation and dissemination under `Horizon 2020 (2014-2020) Framework Programme for Research and Innovation` (`Codetermination Regulation No 1290/2013`) (OJ No 1290/2013). L 347, 20.12.2013, p.81): `associated country` means a third country which is a party to an international agreement with the Union within the meaning of Article 7 of Regulation No 1291/2013 of the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme.
The final amount of the grant shall be the lower of the following two amounts: [The Agency or the] Commission may extend the results of other grants to that grant (“extension of the results of other grants to this grant”) if: 2 The indirect costs claimed are to be exempt from amounts covered by an operating grant (received under an EU or Euratom funding programme; see Article 6, point (s) 2 (E). . . .