Model: daniellgoncalves/bge-base-horizon-europe-matryoshka
Author: daniellgoncalves
Pipeline: sentence-similarity
Library: sentence-transformers
Tags: sentence-transformers, safetensors, bert, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:45, loss:MatryoshkaLoss, loss:MultipleNegativesRankingLoss, en, arxiv:1908.10084, arxiv:2205.13147, arxiv:1705.00652, base_model:BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5, base_model:finetune:BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5, license:apache-2.0, text-embeddings-inference, endpoints_compatible, region:us
Base models (finetune): id: BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
Card metadata: base_model: BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
language: en
library_name: sentence-transformers
license: apache-2.0
pipeline_tag: sentence-similarity
tags: sentence-transformers, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:45, loss:MatryoshkaLoss, loss:MultipleNegativesRankingLoss
widget: source_sentence: EU Grants: AGA — Annotated Grant Agreement:  V1.0 DRAFT – 01.04.2023 
120 General > Article 6.2.F  Contributions  
F. Contributions  (currently not used by any Programme)  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1. Contributions (F.): Types of costs — Form — Eligibility conditions  — Calculation   
1.1 What? If eligible under the Grant Agreement  (currently not in any Programme) , the 
beneficiaries/affiliated entities  may charge ‘Contributions’.  
A (simplified) contribution is very similar to a simplified cost (e.g. unit cost); it is normally an 
approximation of the costs, calculated ex -ante, and pai d on the basis of pre -defined mile 
stones/work packages. However, a simplified contribution is differentiated from a simplified 
cost because it already incorporates the funding rate in the ex -ante calculation of the amount 
instead of applying the funding r ate afterwards. This means that there is no need to apply a 
funding rate to the amount claimed by the recipient in a request for payment.  Contributions  
[OPTION 1 for programmes without contributions:  
Not applicable  ] 
[OPTION 2 for programmes with unit contributions:  
F.  Contributions  
F.X [Insert name of unit contribution ]  
[Insert name of unit contribution ] are eligible, if and as declared eligible in the call conditions, if they fulfil 
the general eligibility conditions and are calculated as unit costs in accordance with the method set out in 
Annex 2a  [and [insert additional eligibility conditions, if any] ]. ] 
[OPTION 3 for programmes with flat -rate contributions:  
F.X [Insert name of flat -rate contribution ]  
[Insert name of flat -rate contribution ] are eligible, if and as declared eligible in the call conditions, if they 
fulfil the general eligibility conditions for flat -rate contributions [and [insert additional eligibility conditions, 
if any] ]. 
They  will be calculated  at a flat-rate of [ …%] of [list the costs/contributions on which the flat -rate should be
sentences: Which research should be prioritized under the 'Digital, Industry and Space' cluster under Pillar II?
, Can ERC grants be transferred to a new host institution?
, What are the eligibility conditions for unit contributions in a programme with unit contributions?
, source_sentence: EU Grants: Amendment Guide: V1. 1 – 15.02.2024 
28 
            Grey  = clauses that can be activated only by the EU (Automatic – only PO can change system data, Selected by EU or On -demand).  
Text in grey  = information that applies only to specific types of EU grant agreements.  SPECIAL AT -CLAUSES  
AT-clauses  Mandatory combinations and supporting 
documents  Other combinations  
 No Name  
Programme -specific provisions  
71 [ONLY for programmes 
with progress reporting ] 
Change of the progress 
reporting schedule  Mandatory combinations:  
- Change of Annex 1 (if change/reallocation 
of tasks and changes to the use of resources 
are necessary)  (AT21)  
  
 AT71 — AT71 serves to adapt the progress 
reporting schedule.  
 This amendment type can be flagged as Error 
Amendment by the EU Officer . 
72a [ONLY for programmes 
with blended finance single 
action ] Change of 
additional information on 
the blended finance 
investment component    AT72a — AT72a serves to adjust the investment 
component amount in programmes with blended 
finance (single action) . 
It is possible to set an effective date; if not set, 
the amendment will take effect on the entry into 
force date.  
 This amendment type can be flagged as Error 
Amendment by the EU Officer . 
72b [ONLY for programmes 
with Annex 6] Change of 
Annex 6    AT72b — AT72b serves to replace Annex 6 and it 
is applicable in programmes with Annex 6 . 
 This amendment type can be flagged as Error 
Amendment by the EU Officer . 
 ….
sentences: Who is responsible for agreeing to the Portal Terms and Conditions and the Portal Privacy Statement for an organization?
, What type of amendment serves to adapt the progress reporting schedule in EU grant agreements?
, How will the allocation of financial contributions be determined in the Programme?
, source_sentence: benefit, at any stage of the project, during as well as after the end of the project, provided 
they have key exploitable results (KER; high potential to be exploited, i.e.to be used in a 
product, process or service, or act as an important input to further research, R&I related 
policy or education, etc). Results such as outcomes or announcements of consortia meetings, 
conferences or other events are not considered as key exploitable results and all project 
deliverables are not necessarily key exploitable results either.  
Publishing results in the Horizon Results Platform ensures high visibility  to a variety of 
potential users and stake holders including industry, academia, investors, public 
administrations, etc and may lead to finding help to exploit the results directly (e.g. 
financing)  or finding third parties which may be interested to exploit the results.  
Example:  Certain beneficiari es in a project have developed a prototype and have 
jointly filed for intellectual property protection, however they do not have the capacity 
to bring the results to the market. The beneficiaries concerned published their results 
on the Horizon Results Pla tform and a company signalled its interest to use the 
technology in its production line. After negotiations, the beneficiaries agreed to 
transfer ownership of the prototype and any attached rights to this company in return 
for royalties.  
The use of the Hor izon Results Platform becomes mandatory , if one year after the end of 
the action, key exploitable results are not exploited.  
Example:  Beneficiaries in a project have developed R&I policy recommendations and 
guidelines to be used by public authorities in ca se of water pollution resulting from 
industrial activities. The beneficiaries would like to see them being used but despite 
their best efforts they have not managed to have local authorities use them. At the 
latest one year after the end of the grant, the beneficiaries must publish the policy
sentences: What are some activities that can be included in a proposal for co-creation in R&I?
, When does publishing results on the Horizon Results Platform become mandatory?
, What is the Commission empowered to do in order to ensure the effective assessment of the Programme's progress towards the achievement of its objectives?
, source_sentence: FAQ  
• FAQ on LEAR appointment  
2.3 Bank account registration and validation  
Registration and validation of  the bank account for payments  
In addition to the validation of the participating organisations,  we also have to validate  the bank 
account that will be used for our payments  to you  (usually bank account of the Coordinator) .  
The Central Validation Service  will contact the Coordinator after the PIC is validated , to enter 
the bank account details  into the Participant Register and upload the necessary supporting 
documents ( My Organisations  > Actions > Modify Organisation ). 
The documents required will be listed  in the notification you receive.  In general, you will need 
to provide the bank account details and either a bank statement or financial identification form.
sentences: What documents are needed to validate the bank account for LEAR payments?
, When is there no need to request an amendment if termination takes effect after the end of the action?
, What is the definition of force majeure according to the passage?
, source_sentence: including  data. They are globally unique and long -lasting references to digital objects 
(such as data, publications and other research outputs)  or non -digital objects such as 
researchers, research institutions, grants, etc. Frequently used persistent identifiers 
include digital object identifiers (DOIs), Handles, and others.  For further reading on PID 
types, please refer to https://www.dpconline.org/handbook/technical -solutions -and-
tools/persistent -identifiers . 
To enhance the findability of r esearch outputs, and their potential reuse, standardised 
metadata frameworks are essential, ensuring that data and other research outputs 
are accompanied by rich metadata that provides them with context.  
To enhance the re -usability of research data, they must be licenced. For more 
information on the licences required for data under Horizon Europe, please refer to the 
AGA (article 17).  
Trusted repositories  assume a central role in the Horizon Europe for the deposition of 
and access to publications and resea rch data. For a definition of trusted repositories in 
Horizon Europe please refer to the AGA (article 17). Proposers, with the help of data 
and research support staff (e.g. data stewards, data librarians, et c), should check 
whether the repositories that th ey plan to deposit their data have the features of 
trusted repositories, and justify this accordingly in their Data Management Plans.  
Data management plans (DMPs) are a cornerstone for responsible management of 
research outputs, notably data and are mandatory in Horizon Europe for projects 
generating  and/or reusing data (on requirements and the frequency of DMPs as 
deliverables consult the AGA article 17). A template for a DMP  is provided under the 
reporting templates in the reference documents  of the Funding and Tenders portal of 
the European Commission. Its use is recom mended but not mandatory.  DMPs are
sentences: How can a Beneficiary submit a Financial Statement?
, Under what circumstances can a consortium composition or project be altered during grant preparation?
, What is a cornerstone for responsible management of research outputs in Horizon Europe?

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