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A Scientific Network for Earthquake, Landslide and Flood Hazard Prevention

This project aims to establish a scientific network for preventing earthquake, landslide, and flood hazards. It involves actions such as current status assessment, data collection, pilot implementations, visibility, and project management. The timeline and deliverables are outlined for each group of actions. Reporting aspects including narrative progress, interim, and final reports are detailed for beneficiaries. The guidelines specify requirements for procurement schedules, payment requests, and contribution to program outputs. The reports must be in English language and adhere to the grant contract model.

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A Scientific Network for Earthquake, Landslide and Flood Hazard Prevention

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  1. A Scientific Network for Earthquake, Landslide and Flood Hazard Prevention Timeline & Deliverables

  2. How is this idea is going to work out …

  3. The Project’s Groups of Actions Group of Actions Content & Objectives Responsible G.A.1. Current Status Assessment. Selection of Methodologies KOERI (IPA) G.A.2. Data collection, standardization, development of geo-database and Web GIS LP G.A.3. Pilot Implementations in Regional & Local scales P1 G.A.4. Visibility LP G.A.5. Project & Financial Management LP

  4. Timetable & Deliverables GA.1

  5. Timetable & Deliverables GA.2

  6. Timetable & Deliverables GA.3

  7. Timetable GA.4 & G.A.5

  8. SciNetNatHaz Deliverables

  9. Project Timeline – G.A.’s end limits

  10. General REPORTING aspects (page 16) • The Beneficiary and its partners shall implement the Action as per provisions of the grant contract and annexes. • The Beneficiaries are requested to provide to the JTS within 30 calendar days from the start of the implementation period: • a provisional schedule for the procurement within the Action; • a provisional schedule for the payment requests; • a table showing how the Action will contribute to the programme output and result indicators. The table will be filled in with the actual figures according to the approved project and logical framework matrix (output and results indicators); BSB Implementing Guidelines DRAFT v.5.4. 1rst Call.pdf

  11. General REPORTING aspects • The Beneficiary must draw up narrative progress reports, interim reports and a final report. • These reports shall consist of a narrative section and a financial section and shall conform to the model in Annex VI of the grant contract. • The reports shall be drafted in English language. They shall be submitted to the JTS as follows: • a narrative progress report conforming to the model in Annex VI and covering every 4 months of the implementation period of the Action which shall be forwarded no later than one month after the above period has elapsed; • an interim report, consisting of a narrative and financial section conforming to the model in Annex VI (which have to accompany every request for payment) – for grants over 100.000 and up to 24 months.

  12. General REPORTING aspects-Final Report • the final report, consisting of a narrative and financial section conforming to the model in Annex VI shall be forwarded no later than three months after the implementation period as defined in Article 2 of the Special Conditions.

  13. A Scientific Network for Earthquake, Landslide and Flood Hazard Prevention Timeline & Deliverables Thank You!

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