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The following results have been officially published by the European Commission on Cordis News (www.cordis.lu), in the magazine Cordis Focus and in a special webpage http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/fp6/firstcallresult_en.html The
following analysis is done to highlight the issues described in the training
course and book on:
Guidelines on
Financial Issues
Cost
Models used in CRAFT and Collective Research 3.1.3.5.2 Specific
Research Projects for SMEs “Although
the RTD performer in a cooperative or collective research project
CRAFT (point III.4)
“ any RTD performer that is eligible to use the AC reporting Collective
Research (Point III.4) “
any RTD performer that is eligible to use the AC reporting Calculation
of Indirect Costs (Overhead) “They
are determined in accordance with the accounting principles of the (2.2.2 Indirect eligible costs) “Different
methods and keys may be used for the distribution of the indirect
(6.1.4 Subcontracting) “Whatever
the cost model used, indirect costs can not be based on direct eligible
costs of subcontracts.”
EU
Contribution for Integrated Infrastructure Initiatives Networks
of Excellence Auditing
of Subcontractors (Article
II.29 of the General Conditions of the Model Contract) Non-R&D
Partners in Contract “
In addition, innovation activities can cover activities carried out by
‘organisations that possess specific competence in management, dissemination
and transfer of knowledge ‘ which are allowed to participate in FP6 projects,
even if they do not carry our any R&D activity.”
2.3.3 Training Activities “Training
also covers activities carried out by specialist training organisations which
may participate in FP6 projects as contractors, even if they do not carry our
specific RTD tasks.”
2.3.4 Management Activities “
Management of the consortium activities also covers activities carried out by
organisations specialised in project management which are allowed to participate
in FP6 projects, even if they do not carry out RTD tasks.”
Cost
Models in Coordination Actions and Specific Support Actions “in
these instruments a flat rate deemed to cover eligible indirect costs is applied
for all contractors. This flat rate is fixed at 20% of direct eligible costs
(for AC contractors, their direct additional eligible costs) minus direct
eligible costs of subcontractors)
Article
II.25.2 of Annex II (General Conditions) of the Model Contract Irregularities
by a Contractor Length
of Reporting Periods “If
the last reporting period is less than or equal to six months, it must be added
to the penultimate reporting period. This means that the last period will be
greater than 12 months and less than or equal to eighteen months.”
“
Integrated Projects and Networks of Excellence must also provide an action plan
for the promotion of gender equality within the project (as part of the overall
implementation plan or joint programme of activities) and report on its progress
at regular intervals and at the end of the project.”
“
In addition, as for all instruments,
each consortium must report on the actions it has taken to engage with the
public to help spread awareness and the results of the project.”
Collective
Responsibility: The case of a defaulting public organisation “In
the above case, the debt of this defaulting contractor is not allocated among
the remaining contractors. Such a defaulting contractor is solely responsible
for its debts and any guarantees established by the This webpage has been designed to help researchers prepare their proposals for the Sixth Framework Programme. It is done as a follow-up to the Training Course: How to Write a Competitive Proposal for Framework 6 ( www.hyperion.ie/fp6proposalcourse.htm ) Every effort has been made to ensure complete and accurate information concerning the material presented in this webpage. However Hyperion Ltd cannot be held legally responsible for any mistakes in printing or faulty instructions contained within the templates. The authors appreciate receiving notice of any errors or misprints. There are no warranties, expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, made with respect to the materials or any information provided to the user herein. Neither the author nor publisher shall be liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use the contents of this webpage.
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