ddrg/super_eurlex huggingface dataset:
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Proposals for indirect RTD actions are invited to be submitted only as an electronic proposal via the web-based Electronic Proposal Submission System (EPSS (8)). In exceptional cases, however, a co-ordinator may request permission from the Commission to submit on paper in advance of a call deadline. This should be done by writing to one of the following addresses: European Commission Arne Flaoyen Directorate General RTD SDME 8/4 B-1049 Brussels Email address: arne.flaoyen@cec.eu.int The request must be accompanied by an explanation of why the exception is being sought. Proposers wishing to use paper submission take the responsibility for ensuring that such requests for exemption and the associated procedures are completed in time for them to meet the call deadline. All proposals for indirect RTD actions must contain two parts: the forms (Part A) and the content (Part B). Proposals for indirect RTD actions may be prepared off-line or on-line and submitted on-line. Part B of proposals for indirect RTD actions can only be submitted in PDF (‘portable document format’, compatible with Adobe Version 3 or higher with embedded fonts). Compressed (‘zipped’) files will be excluded. The EPSS software tool (for off-line or on-line usage) is available via the Cordis website www.cordis.lu. Proposals for indirect RTD actions that are submitted on-line and which are incomplete, illegible or contain viruses will be excluded. Versions of proposals for indirect RTD actions submitted on a removable electronic storage medium (eg, CD-ROM, diskette), by email or by fax will be excluded. Any proposal for indirect RTD actions that has been allowed to be submitted on paper and which is incomplete will be excluded. Further details on the various proposal submission procedures are given in Annex J of the Guidelines on Proposal Evaluation and Selection Procedures.
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Proposals for indirect RTD actions under area 4.3.4.2(a)(i): Descartes Prize (research) are invited to be submitted only as an electronic proposal via the web-based Electronic Proposal Submission System (EPSS (8)). In exceptional cases, however, a coordinator may request permission from the Commission to submit on paper in advance of a call deadline. This should be done by writing to the following address: rtd-descartes@cec.eu.int. The request must be accompanied by an explanation of why the exception is being sought. Proposers wishing to use paper submission take the responsibility for ensuring that such requests for exemption and the associated procedures are completed in time for them to meet the call deadline. Proposals for indirect RTD actions under area 4.3.4.2(a)(i): Descartes Prize (research) may be prepared off-line or on-line and submitted on-line. Part B of proposals for indirect RTD actions can only be submitted in PDF (‘portable document format’, compatible with Adobe Version 3 or higher with embedded fonts). Compressed (‘zipped’) files will be excluded. The EPSS software tool (for off-line or on-line usage) is available via the Cordis website www.cordis.lu. Proposals for indirect RTD actions under area 4.3.4.2(a)(i): Descartes Prize (research) that are submitted on-line and which are incomplete, illegible or contain viruses will be excluded. Versions of proposals for indirect RTD actions under area 4.3.4.2(a)(i): Descartes Prize (research) submitted on a removable electronic storage medium (eg, CD-ROM, diskette), by email or by fax will be excluded. Any proposal for indirect RTD actions under area 4.3.4.2(a)(i): Descartes Prize (research) that has been allowed to be submitted on paper and which is incomplete will be excluded. Proposals for indirect RTD actions under 4.3.4.2(a)(ii): Descartes Prize (communication) can only, on the other hand, be submitted in paper form. Proposals for indirect RTD actions under 4.3.4.2(a)(ii): Descartes Prize (communication) must be prepared and submitted using the forms in the guide for proposers.
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Proposals for indirect RTD actions are invited to be submitted only as an electronic proposal via the web-based Electronic Proposal Submission System (EPSS (8)). In exceptional cases, however, a coordinator may request permission from the Commission to submit on paper in advance of a call deadline. This should be done by writing to one of the following addresses: European Commission Directorate General RTD, unit J4 CDMA 1/86 BE-1049 Brussels E-mail address: rtd-euratom@cec.eu.int The request must be accompanied by an explanation of why the exception is being sought. Proposers wishing to use paper submission take the responsibility for ensuring that such requests for exemption and the associated procedures are completed in time for them to meet the call deadline. All proposals for indirect RTD actions must contain two parts: the forms (Part A) and the content (Part B). Proposals for indirect RTD actions may be prepared off-line or on-line and submitted on-line. Part B of proposals for indirect RTD actions can only be submitted in PDF (‘portable document format’, compatible with Adobe Version 3 or higher with embedded fonts). Compressed (‘zipped’) files will be excluded. The EPSS software tool (for off-line or on-line usage) is available via the Cordis website www.cordis.lu. Proposals for indirect RTD actions that are submitted on-line and which are incomplete, illegible or contain viruses will be excluded. Versions of proposals for indirect RTD actions submitted on a removable electronic storage medium (eg, CD-ROM, diskette), by email or by fax will be excluded. Any proposal for indirect RTD actions that has been allowed to be submitted on paper and which is incomplete will be excluded. Further details on the various proposal submission procedures are given in Annex J of the Guidelines on Proposal Evaluation and Selection Procedures.
EN Official Journal of the European Union C 43/7

7th EC Framework Programme for Research, Technological Development and Demonstration Activities and the 7th Euratom Framework Programme for Nuclear Research and Training Activities: Confirmation of Work Programmes and Calls for Proposals

(2007/C 43/08)

On 22 December 2006, 42 calls for proposals under the EC and Euratom 7th Framework Programmes (FP7) were launched (see OJ C 316, 22.12.2006, p. 23). These calls related to the provisional FP7 work programmes adopted by the Commission on 21 December 2006.

These provisional work programmes have now been confirmed and have been adopted by the Commission with some adjustments (Decisions C(2007)560, C(2007)561, C(2007)562, C(2007)563, C(2007)564 of 26 February 2007).

The newly adopted work programmes and call fiches are available from the CORDIS website at http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/calls Any adjustments to the work programmes and the call fiches, with respect to the provisional work programmes, are clearly shown in the texts and are also summarised on CORDIS.