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Lead Partner's obligations
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Since the Community initiative Interreg III B
Medocc promotes the role of the Lead Partner,
this latter has to abide to a certain number of
major obligations:
Legal and Financial Obligations:
- He/She represents all the partners
in the relationships with the Payment
Authority (PA), the Joint Technical
Secretariat (JTS) and the Member States,
as well as with the European Commission.
- He/She is the beneficiary of the
ERDF funding in the context of the
Medocc program. Therefore, the Lead
partner signs the document of agreement
of the EU contribution and all the
obligations that result from it.
- He/She is the person in charge
for the general coordination of the
project, as well as its realization,
accountancy and financial management.
- He/She is committed to respect
the convention signed with each partner
aiming at regulating mutual relations
and defines the working method for
implementing activities, transfer
of funds and accountancy of the project.
- He/She collects the reimbursement
requests of the expenditure certified
by the partners, proceeds with the
payment of ERDF funds and transfers
to the other partners, the soonest
possible, the whole amount of their
respective quotas.
- He/She organizes and holds the
overall accountancy of the project
(relating to ERDF and the national
contributions), and collects all accountancy
receipts.
- He/She keeps and makes available,
on request of the EU Commission, the
Managing Authority and the national
coordinators, all documentation relating
to the implementation of the project,
up to three years after the payment
of the balances.
- He/She makes sure that each partner
holds an accountancy relative to his
participation in the project.
- He/She accepts the control of the
competent EU community authority and
public authorities that co-finance
the project as far as the project's
performance and approved subsidies
are concerned.
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Obligation of Publicity & Information:
- The Lead Partner agrees to guarantee
information and publicity activities
of the approved operation with respect
to the Regulation (CE) n° 1159/2000
of 30 May 2000.
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Secrétariat Technique
Conjoint
Programme Interreg IIIB MEDOCC
Lungotevere Thaon di
Revel, 1 00196 Roma - Italia
Tel. +39.06.3220618 +39.06.3236178 - Fax +39.06.3204932
stc.medocc@infrastrutturetrasporti.it
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To contribute to harmonious territorial integration
in all the European Union.
- To encourage the transnational, cross-border
and interregional cooperation.
- To lead to a real mobilization of the field performers,
with preferential support to shared projects involving
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community initiative is structured in 3 fundamental points:
> Strand
A: Cross-border cooperation: between contiguous
territories and also with the external borders of the
European Union and some maritime areas, in order to
put into action common development strategies.
> Strand
B: Transnational cooperation: between national,
regional and local authorities within main geographic
areas set determined by the European Commission and
the Member States.
The Commission defined thirteen areas such as the Atlantic
Area, the North Western European Area, the South Western
European Area, the Western Mediterranean Area and the
Caribbean Area, just to name a few.
> Strand
C: Interregional cooperation: between actors gathered
in sets of multiple not adjacent regions of the European
Union that involve the presence of regions located in
Third countries, in particular the 10 new Member States.
Hence, have been defined four areas: North, South, East
and West.
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