The Consortium Clause Samples

The Consortium. 1.1 The Consortium is composed of each of the above-mentioned Consortium Entities. Each undertaking made under – or in execution of – this Agreement by the Consortium shall be deemed personally undertaken by each of the Consortium Entities themselves. The Consortium Entities expressly waive any right to annul any commitment undertaken on its behalf by the Consortium. 1.2 The Consortium shall be coordinated by Ministry of Tourism San Marino (hereinafter the “Consortium Coordinator”). The Consortium Coordinator shall be responsible for liaising with ETC on behalf of the Consortium, in particular with regard to the Consortium’s reporting obligations under this Agreement. 1.3 The Consortium Entities acknowledge irrevocably and unconditionally that the obligations undertaken by the Consortium Coordinator on behalf of the Consortium are deemed to be undertaken directly by the Consortium. 1.4 The Consortium Entities will agree upon appropriate arrangements between themselves for the proper decision making, management and implementation of the Campaign. They will assume joint responsibility towards the completion and final delivery of the Campaign. 1.5 Each Consortium Entity shall be severally liable to ETC for the payment of its own part of the contribution to the Campaign. In case one of the Consortium Entities fails to settle its invoice, ETC shall have the right to suspend temporarily or cancel the implementation of the Agreement without any financial implications on ETC’s side.

The Consortium a) The Consortium is a voluntary and unincorporated association of primarily academic (publicly and privately funded institutions of higher education) and research libraries in Illinois. Its mission is to lead Illinois academic libraries to create and sustain a rich, supportive, and diverse knowledge environment that furthers teaching, learning, and research through the sharing of collections, expertise and programs. b) The Consortium’s financial support may be derived from a combination of sources including but not limited to: member library contributions, state appropriations from the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE), grants from the Illinois State Library, grants/contracts from state agencies or grants/contracts from federal agencies, gifts, grants/contracts from other external entities including funds awarded or provided by private or public foundations.

The Consortium. 4.1 The Host and the collaborative partnership formed by the members set out in the Proposal shall be the members of the CCN name Consortium and Host name shall host the CCN name on behalf of the Consortium. 4.2 The members of the Consortium shall have the responsibilities set out in the Proposal. 4.3 The appointment, removal or resignation of Consortium members shall be subject, in every case, to the approval of the Catapult’s Director of National Capability or appropriate delegate. 4.4 The roles and responsibilities of the members of the Consortium are set out in the Proposal. Any changes to such roles and responsibilities may be made by the members of the Consortium without reference to the Catapult but all such changes must be notified to the Catapult in writing.

The Consortium. 3.1 In exercise of their powers under Sections 101, 102, 103, 111 and 113 of the Local Government ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and Sections 19 and 20 of the Local Government Act 2000 and all other powers enabling them in that regard the Members agree to establish and participate in joint arrangements for the provision of the Functions by way of the Consortium which shall be constituted and which shall conduct its business in accordance with the Procedure Rules as amended from time to time.

The Consortium. The project has a duration of three years from September 2017 till August 2020 and is coordinated by the FNR, the Agency for Renewable Resources (Germany), and partners are: • TNO - Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (Netherlands) • Utrecht University (Netherlands) • Imperial College London (United Kingdom) • Chalmers University (Sweden) • Greenovate! Europe (Belgium) • ATB – Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering (Germany) • Aalto University (Finland) For more information: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇ ADVANCEFUEL - ▇▇▇▇▇▇ WORKSHOP AGENDA 20th November 2018 14:00 - 20:30 INNOVATIVE LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS CROPPING SYSTEMS AND SUPPLY CHAINS In collaboration with: 14:00 – 14:10 Welcome & Introduction to the ADVANCEFUEL Workshop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ATB, Germany

The Consortium. The consortium shall comprise TNS BRMB and GFK NOP. The lead Contractor shall be TNS BMRB who shall be responsible for sub-contracting with GFK NOP. TNS BMRB shall be responsible to the Department for Education (DfE).

The Consortium. The applicant organisation and the partner organisations. The Project Account: The bank account, installed under the coordinators’ name, that will receive the grant payments from the Agency, as stated in the grant agreement, article I.4.

The Consortium. The quality of the work undertaken in the EURFORUM project heavily depends on the involved actors. Therefore, it is considered necessary that the consortium combines complementary background organisations involved in the development and provision of public transport. A basic requirement is that the consortium ensures a broad understanding of the urban mobility sector, combining scientific knowledge with practical expertise. At the same time the consortium offers a well-balanced pan- European representation from old and new EU Member States. As a result the consortium is competent in relation to both urban mobility research and development as well as regional differences affecting the use and performance of public transport. The EURFORUM project will be co-ordinated by UITP, the International Association of Public Transport, which is a world-wide leader in promoting the development of more efficient and attractive urban mobility services, and whose members include the majority of urban mobility operators, authorities and suppliers in Europe. With its long tradition of providing a forum for urban mobility actors, UITP ensures that the EURFORUM Coordination Action acts as a truly robust, comprehensive and representative platform. UITP will be also acting as the main link to the existing Technology Platforms – ERRAC and ERTRAC. The EURFORUM project will be reinforced by the participation of two major European transport research networks – ECTRI (the European Conference of Transport Research Institutes), and T-NEG (a cooperation platform for Central and East European transport research institutes, managed by TU Dresden). A key asset will be the presence of the POLIS association as Dissemination Manager. Its wide-spread network will offer sound communication channels in the European cities and regions. Furthermore, the participation of EMTA – European Metropolitan Transport Authorities – will facilitate access to transport decision-makers in the biggest European cities. Finally, key national players such as TU Dresden (Germany), the renowned French urban transport research institute (CERTU), and the Italian Public Transport Association (ASSTRA) will be involved in the project. In order to ensure an efficient management of the EURFORUM project with all its partners, a hierarchical structure of the consortium will be implemented. The Co- ordinator, the Dissemination Manager and the Workpackage (WP) Leaders are the principal partners of the project, who are in char...

The Consortium. The Consortium link gives information about the partners (name, logo, country of establishment and website) using business cards. To get more details, each business card has a button that opens a new window with a complete partner’s description.