These expenditures must be exceptional, and they have to be foreseen in the application form. For further information on this issue you can refer to item 1.5 of the fact sheet 8.1 in the Sudoe programme manual.
These expenditures also have to be mentioned in the justification of the financial plan.
Yes, and it is even compulsory, since it is the first condition for an expenditure to be eligible. On this issue, you can refer to item 1.5 of the fact sheet 8.0 in the Sudoe programme manual.
Yes; it is foreseen that this kind of expenses can reach up to 20% of the total expenses of the whole programme. These travels must be made to the benefit of the Sudoe area. For further information on this issue, you can refer to item 1.3 of the fact sheet 8.3 and to the fact sheet 9 in the Sudoe programme manual.
In this case, the use of an agreement with a third party can be considered, provided the applicable rules are complied with. The third party can also be inside the partnership. This issue is dealt with in item 1.3 of the fact sheet 8.0 of the Sudoe programme manual.
In principle, if these expenditures are linked to the project activities and are consistent, they can be eligible. These expenses are to be included in the category 'equipment expenditure'.
No, there is no percentage, but these expenses must respect a series of conditions explained in the Sudoe programme manual and can never represent a significant weight in the project; besides, they must only be a way to reach an objective, and must not be an end in itself.
In principle, the works undertaken at a local level can hardly provide proof of a transnational impact. They must demonstrate the benefit they bring to the transnational level.
No, it’s not possible, the costs must be foreseen individually at the level of each beneficiary.
Yes, and it is even recommended. This option must be mentioned in the cooperation agreement between the beneficiaries.
