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Does a member of a consortium need to submit the financial viability form to the coordinator?

April 26, 2017consortium COORDINATOR financial form submit viability

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Does a member of a consortium need to submit the financial viability form to the coordinator?

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No, see above. Q: On the financial viability form it says that we have to explain the Cost Share of participants. Could you explain what this ‘cost share’ means? Exactly what type of figures are we supposed to put in the two blank slots under ‘cost share’? A: The cost share rows in the form are used to calculate the total amount participants have to invest in their EU funded projects. One row should be added for each of these projects, also those that have not yet started. The individual fields in each row shall contain: – the project acronym, – the status (selected from the menu), – the actual start date of the project (not for projects with the status “not started”) – the contractual duration in months, – the total amount of eligible costs for the participant and – the total amount of EU contribution for the participant.