Sesar Framework Partnership Agreement

See DG MOVE`s website: ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/air/sesar/deployment_en.htm. Yes, Implementing Partner may decide to participate without applying for funding. However, it will involve the implementation of the monitoring and reporting activities contained in the AMS, in accordance with Schedule 1 "Description of Action." Please refer to Article 18 of the model agreement that you will find on the following link: ec.europa.eu/inea/sites/inea/files/model_grant_agreement_en.pdf. It should be noted that, in such cases, these beneficiaries are not subject to all the obligations normally provided for other beneficiaries (for example. B, they are not subject to financial control and must not present IFS or CFS). The model grant agreement is intended to cover a large number of cases involving examples of intellectual property rights and cannot be exhaustive in the text. Recipients are encouraged to provide a list of iPR related to sustained action. (Source: INEA) Indeed, within the framework of the CPS, the participation of ANSP by FAB was intended from the outset as an option to consolidate the consultation process within the DESP community and was used and implemented from the outset on existing mechanisms and coordination processes within certain FAB mechanisms. However, the final decision was made by the ANSPs themselves.

Given the appointments received, it appears that FAB`s representation of ANSPs has been largely favoured. These stakeholders are not synchronized and coordinated by the MDS as part of the VPA. However, informal coordination and support of the MDS could be done on a voluntary basis. In the European context, the elements of a data link system are evaluated by different mechanisms for monitoring certification and compliance. As was said in the AESA RMT. Instead of end-to-end certification, we should focus on ensuring end-to-end performance that ensures an adequate level of safety and operational efficiency. The introduction is done within the legal framework of the SESAR Deployment Framework Partnership Agreement (FPA). The VPA was signed on 5 December 2014 by the European Commission and NATS as coordinator of the SESAR Deployment Alliance consortium on behalf of and on behalf of all its members. As part of the SESAR Framework Partnership, the SESAR Deployment Director is the coordinator, with MDS members being coordinating partners and other partners implementing implementation projects as implementation partners. Note that coordination partners are also implementation partners. In particular, the SDM, as coordinator, ensures that the action plan and measures are implemented in accordance with the framework agreement and specific agreements; Facilitators for all communications between the partners, the European Commission and the Innovation-Networks Executive Agency (INEA); take the appropriate steps to provide the necessary financial guarantees in the framework contract or in a specific agreement; Defining payment requests in accordance with the framework agreement and specific agreements; Ensure that all reasonable payments are made to other partners without delay; You are responsible for making available all necessary documents in case of checks and audits carried out before the payment of the balance and in case of evaluation.

The VPA is an open and scalable framework to which all implementation partners must adhere in order to have access to EU grants, supplemented by a mandatory Internal Cooperation Agreement (ICA) under the VPA provision, which binds all VPA partners. The EC is not related to the ICA, but only to the VPA. In formal terms, all stakeholders in projects awarded by INEA must sign both the VPA and the ICA to become VPA partners.