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689031 — DESTINATIONS This Agreement Grant Agreement number: 689031 — DESTINATIONS — H2020-MG-2014-2015/H2020-MG-2015_TwoStages Associated with document Ref. Ares(2016)2462503 - 27/05/2016 EUROPEAN COMMISSION Innovation and Networks Executive Agency Director GRANT AGREEMENT NUMBER — 689031 — DESTINATIONS This Agreement (‘the Agreement’) is between the following parties: on the one part, the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) ('the Agency'), under the power delegated by the European Commission ('the Commission')1, represented for the purposes of signature of this Agreement by executive director, Innovation and Networks Executive Agency, Dirk BECKERS, and on the other part, 1. ‘the coordinator’: HORARIOS DO FUNCHAL-TRANSPORTES PUBLICOS SA (HF) SA, 511026340, established in FUNDOA DE BAIXO SAO ROQUE, FUNCHAL 9020 242, Portugal, PT511026340, represented for the purposes of signing the Agreement by Presidente, Alejandro GONÇALVES and the following other beneficiaries, if they sign their ‘Accession Form’ (see Annex 3 and Article 56): 2. Agencia Regional da Energia e Ambiente da Regiao Autonoma da Madeira (AREAM) PCUP, 05971117, established in Edificio Madeira Tecnopolo - Sitio da Penteada, Funchal 9020-105 , Portugal, PT 511 058 012, 3. CAMARA MUNICIPAL DO FUNCHAL (CMF ), 511217315, established in PRACA DO MUNICIPIO, FUNCHAL 9004 512, Portugal, PT511217315, 4. SECRETARIA REGIONAL DA ECONOMIA,TURISMO E CULTURA (SRETC), NA, established in AVENIDA ARRIAGA, 18, FUNCHAL 9004519, Portugal, PT671000527, 5. ARDITI - AGENCIA REGIONAL PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO DA INVESTIGACAO, TECNOLOGIA E INOVACAO - ASSOCIACAO (ARDITI) PT16, 511060408, established in CAM DA PENTEADA MADEIRA TECNOPOLO PISO 2, FUNCHAL 9020-105, Portugal, PT511060408, 6. ETAIRIA TOURISTIKIS ANAPTIXIS KAI PROVOLIS PERIFERIAS LEMESOU LIMITED (LTC) CY3, HE222647, established in FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT 170 LIMASSOL CHAMBER HOUSE 2ND FLOOR, LIMASSOL 3045, Cyprus, CY10222647I, 7. LIMASSOL MUNICIPALITY (LIMA), established in ARCHIEPISKOPOU KYPRIANOU 23, LEMESOS 3600, Cyprus, CY90000245N, 8. STRATAGEM ENERGY LTD (STRATA) EPE, HE267434, established in AYIAS SOFIAS 56, LEMESOS 3065, Cyprus, CY10267434R, 1 Text in italics shows the options of the Model Grant Agreement that are applicable to this Agreement. 1 Grant Agreement number: 689031 — DESTINATIONS — H2020-MG-2014-2015/H2020-MG-2015_TwoStages Associated with document Ref. Ares(2016)2462503 - 27/05/2016 9. DIMOS RETHIMNIS (RETH), N/A, established in L. KOUNTOURIOTOU 80, RETHIMNO 74100, Greece, EL997820861, 10. THE RESEARCH COMMITTEE OF THE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF CRETE (TUC), established in BUILDING E4 CAMPUS KONOUPIDIANA, CHANIA 73132, Greece, EL090087411, 11. COMUNE DI RIO MARINA (RM), not applicable, established in PIAZZA SALVO D ACQUISTO 7, RIO MARINA LI 57038, Italy, IT00418180493, 12. COMUNE DI PORTOFERRAIO (PF), not applicable, established in VIA GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI 17, PORTOFERRAIO 57037, Italy, IT00929490498, 13. MEMEX S.R.L. (MEMEX) SRL, 100351/CF01121180499, established in VIA CAIROLI 30, LIVORNO 57123, Italy, IT01121180499, 14. AUTHORITY FOR TRANSPORT IN MALTA (TM), N/A, established in XATT L- GHASSARA TA' L - GHENEB, MARSA MRS 1917 , Malta, MT12746420 , 15. VALLETTA KUNSILLI LOKALI (VLC), established in South Street 31, VALLETTA VLT11 , Malta, 16. UNIVERSITA TA MALTA (UOM), 952479, established in University Campus, Tal-Qroqq, MSIDA 2080, Malta, MT12894031, 17. Ministry of Tourism (MOT), not applicable, established in Merchants Street, Valletta VLT 2000, Malta, 18. GUAGUAS MUNICIPALES SOCIEDAD ANONIMA (Guaguas) SA, GC7323, established in AREQUIPA SN POLIGONO INDUSTRIAL EL SEBADAL, LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA 35008, Spain, ESA35092683, 19. CINESI SL (CINESI) SL, B153563, established in AVENIDA POMPEU FABRA 12 BAJOS, BARCELONA 08024, Spain, ESB61156816, 20. AYUTAMIENTO DE LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA (LPGC), established in CALLE LEON Y CASTILLO 270, LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA 30005, Spain, ESP3501700C, 21. INGENIERIA ELECTRONICA CANARIA SL (INELCAN) SL, GC32209, established in EDIFICIO CENTRAL PARQUE CIENTIFICO Y TECNOLOGICO CAMPUS UNIVERSITARIO DE TAFIRA, LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA 35017, Spain, ESB35792787, 22. SOCIEDAD MUNICIPAL DE APARCAMIENTOSDE LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA SA (SAGULPA) SA, GC8925, established in LEON Y CASTILLO 270 OFICINAS MUNICIPALES LA PALMAS, LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA 35015, Spain, ESA35345024, 23. EURO PROJECT CONSULT SARL (EPC) SARL, 508511938, established in RUE RACINE 22, NANTES 44000, France, FR45508511938, 24. ISTITUTO DI STUDI PER L'INTEGRAZIONE DEI SISTEMI SC (ISIS) SC, 344075/ CF00816470587, established in LARGO DEI LOMBARDI 4, ROMA 00186, Italy, IT00934601006, 25. EUROPEAN INTEGRATED PROJECT (EIP) SRL, J40399827022007/2122, established in BULEVARD ION MIHALACHE 327 BL 12 SC B ET 6 AP 59 SECTOR 1, BUCURESTI 011186, Romania, RO21223668, 26. SUSTAINABLE SERVICES SL (GV21) SL, M230865, established in CALLE ORENSE 18 LOCAL 6, MADRID 28020, Spain, ESB82271206, 27. INSIGHT INNOVATION GMBH (II) GMBH, HRB27994, established in JOSEPHSPLATZ 8, NURNBERG 90403, Germany, DE280176149, 28. VECTOS (SOUTH) LIMITED (VECTOS) LTD, 07591661, established in TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD 97 NETWORK BUILDING, LONDON WIT 4TP, United Kingdom, GB122346840, 2 Grant Agreement number: 689031 — DESTINATIONS — H2020-MG-2014-2015/H2020-MG-2015_TwoStages Associated with document Ref. Ares(2016)2462503 - 27/05/2016 29. CONFERENCE DES REGIONS PERIPHERIQUES MARITIMES D EUROPE - ASSOCIATION (CPMR) FR3, 302315916, established in RUE SAINT MARTIN 6, RENNES 35700, France, Unless otherwise specified, references to ‘beneficiary’ or ‘beneficiaries’ include the coordinator. The parties referred to above have agreed to enter into the Agreement under the terms and conditions below. By signing the Agreement or the Accession Form, the beneficiaries accept the grant and agree to implement it under their own responsibility and in accordance with the Agreement, with all the obligations and conditions it sets out. The Agreement is composed of: Terms and Conditions Annex 1 Description of the action Annex 2 Estimated budget for the action Annex 3 Accession Forms Annex 4 Model for the financial statements Annex 5 Model for the certificate on the financial statements Annex 6 Model for the certificate on the methodology 3 Grant Agreement number: 689031 — DESTINATIONS — H2020-MG-2014-2015/H2020-MG-2015_TwoStages Associated with document Ref. Ares(2016)2462503 - 27/05/2016 TERMS AND CONDITIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 GENERAL...............................................................................................................................................12 ARTICLE 1 — SUBJECT OF THE AGREEMENT.......................................................................................12 CHAPTER 2 ACTION.................................................................................................................................................. 12 ARTICLE 2 — ACTION TO BE IMPLEMENTED.......................................................................................12 ARTICLE 3 — DURATION AND STARTING DATE OF THE ACTION....................................................12 ARTICLE 4 — ESTIMATED BUDGET AND BUDGET TRANSFERS.......................................................12 4.1 Estimated budget................................................................................................................................... 12 4.2 Budget transfers.....................................................................................................................................12 CHAPTER 3 GRANT....................................................................................................................................................12 ARTICLE 5 — GRANT AMOUNT, FORM OF GRANT, REIMBURSEMENT RATES AND FORMS OF COSTS......................................................................................................................................................... 12 5.1 Maximum grant amount........................................................................................................................12 5.2 Form of grant, reimbursement rates and forms of costs.......................................................................13 5.3 Final grant amount — Calculation........................................................................................................13 5.4 Revised final grant amount — Calculation.......................................................................................... 15 ARTICLE 6 — ELIGIBLE AND INELIGIBLE COSTS................................................................................15 6.1 General conditions for costs to be eligible........................................................................................... 15 6.2 Specific conditions for direct costs to be eligible.................................................................................16 6.3 Conditions for costs of linked third parties to be eligible.................................................................... 22 6.4 Conditions for in-kind contributions provided by third parties free of charge to be eligible................22 6.5 Ineligible costs.......................................................................................................................................22 6.6 Consequences of declaration of ineligible costs...................................................................................23 CHAPTER 4 RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES........................................................................
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