Common use of Multiplier events Clause in Contracts

Multiplier events. a) Calculation of the grant amount: the grant amount is calculated by multiplying the number of participants in the virtual activity from organisations other than the beneficiary, the associated partners hosting a multiplier event and other project partner organisations as specified in the Agreement, by 15% of the unit contribution applicable per participant, as specified in Annex IV of the Agreement, up to a maximum of 5.000 EUR per project. b) Triggering event: the event that conditions the entitlement to the grant is that the multiplier event has taken place and that it is of an acceptable quality level. c) Supporting documents: • Proof of the activity organised virtually with information on the name and date of the multiplier event. • Proof of the actual number of participants in the activity through a declaration signed by the organiser and specifying the name of the participant and the name and address of the sending organisation • Any documentation used or distributed for the multiplier event.

Multiplier events. a) Calculation of the grant amount: the grant amount is calculated by multiplying the number of participants in the virtual activity from organisations other than the beneficiary, the associated partners hosting a multiplier event and other project partner organisations as specified in the Agreement, by 15% of the unit contribution applicable per participant, as specified in Annex IV of the Agreement, up to a maximum of 5.000 EUR per project. b) Triggering event: the event that conditions the entitlement to the grant is that the multiplier event has taken place and that it is of an acceptable quality level. c) Supporting documents: • Proof of the activity organised virtually with information on the name and date of the multiplier event. • Proof of the actual number of participants in the activity through a declaration signed by the organiser and specifying the name of the participant and the name and address of the sending organisation • Any documentation used or distributed for the multiplier event.