Participation from non-EU countries in FP5 The following tables, which are part of the Guide for Proposers Part 1, are updated to take account of the evolving situation with regard to the participation of non-EU legal entities in the Fifth Framework Programme. Further
details on Third Country Participation
Participation from third States and of International Organisations must take place together with the minimum number of legal entities from the Community and any Associated States. 1. Different rules apply for the specific programme 'Confirming the international role of Community research' (except for Associated States) and the EURATOM Framework Programme 2. Association agreement with Malta entered provisionally into force on 1st March 2001. For latest information, please also consult http://europa.eu.int/comm/enlargement/pas/ocp_index.htm. 3. Turkish research entities participate to the activities of FP5 as "other European" as well as candidate countries non associated in FP5. They are still also shown under Mediterranean Partnership. For latest news see also http://europa.eu.int/comm/enlargement/pas/ocp_index.htm. 4. This association agreement is expected to enter into force sometimes in 2002. Once associated, that status shall take precedence over any other and Switzerland shall not be considered as an "Other European" country anymore. For more information on Swiss participation, http://www.cordis.lu/inco2/src/p-swiss.htm. 5. Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City State (Holy See), Faeroe Islands (DK), Channel Islands (GB), Isle of Man (GB), Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands (NO). 6. In the case of a country becoming associated to FP-5, that status takes precedence over any other. 7. Community funding may also be granted if it is foreseen to use the facilities of an international organisation that are based in a third country, should this use be essential for achieving the objectives of the project.
Participation from third States and of International Organisations must take place together with the minimum number of legal entities from the Community and any Associated States. 1. Different rules apply for the EC Framework Programme. 2. This association agreement is expected to enter into force sometimes in 2001, but with financial implications no sooner than 1.1.2002. Once associated, that status shall take precedence over any other and Switzerland shall not be considered as "Any Other Country" anymore More information on Swiss participation. |
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