ERASMUS Mundus Program Guide - EACEA - Europa
ERASMUS Mundus Program Guide - EACEA - Europa
ERASMUS Mundus Program Guide - EACEA - Europa
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include the CVs of the persons responsible for the implementation and management of the project within<br />
each of the partner institutions 20 .<br />
If applicable, the technical capacity of an applicant will be assessed taking into account the different<br />
applications submitted by the same organisation/department in the context of the same call for proposals.<br />
FINANCIAL CAPACITY<br />
Applicants and (co-)beneficiaries must have stable and sufficient sources of funding necessary to maintain<br />
their activity throughout the period during which the action is being carried out. In order to permit an<br />
assessment of their financial capacity, applicants must submit, either with their application or prior to the<br />
contractualisation stage (the procedure applicable will be specified in the application form attached to the<br />
relevant call for proposals):<br />
– a declaration on their honour, completed and duly signed, attesting to their status as a legal person and<br />
that they have the operational and financial capacity to complete the proposed project and/or<br />
– the Financial Identification Form 21 completed by the applicant organisation and certified by the bank<br />
(original signatures required).<br />
The verification of financial capacity does not apply to natural persons in receipt of scholarships nor to<br />
public bodies, or to international organisations.<br />
3.4 FINANCIAL CONDITIONS<br />
General Conditions Applicable to EU Grants<br />
Applicants and future beneficiaries should be reminded that<br />
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EU grants are incentives to carry out projects that would not be feasible without EU's financial<br />
support and are based on the principle of co-financing. They complement the applicant‟s own<br />
financial contribution and/or national, regional or private assistance that has been obtained elsewhere;<br />
Each project may give rise to the award of only one EU grant to any one beneficiary. The award of<br />
grants shall be subject to the principle of transparency and equal treatment;<br />
Grants may not be cumulative or awarded retrospectively; however, a grant may be awarded for a<br />
project that has already begun only where the applicant can demonstrate the need to start the project<br />
before the agreement is signed. In such cases, expenditure eligible for financing may not have been<br />
incurred prior to the date of submission of the grant application;<br />
Acceptance of a grant application does not constitute an undertaking to award a financial contribution<br />
equal to the amount requested by the beneficiary. Although the allocated amount may not exceed the<br />
amount requested, a grant of less than the amount requested by the applicant may be awarded;<br />
The awarding of a grant does not establish an entitlement for subsequent years;<br />
The EU grant may not have the purpose or effect of producing a profit for the beneficiary. Profit is<br />
defined as a surplus of receipts over costs. Except when the grant proposed is based exclusively on<br />
lump-sums, flat rates or unit-costs - in which case the non-profit rule has already been taken into<br />
20 The number and nature of the CVs to be provided will be specified in the application form attached to the relevant call for<br />
proposals.<br />
21 http://ec.europa.eu/budget/info_contract/ftiers_en.htm<br />
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