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• Contribute to the work done in the Joint Action. They also contribute financially (typically covering workforce costs) and receive funding, the amount of which is determined taking into account their input and the eligibility of costs.
• Associated partners are expected to contribute to drafting the Joint Action grant application.

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• Have no contractual relationship in the context of the Joint Action and do not receive any EU funding.
• Input from collaborating partners may increase the technical and scientific content of the Joint Action, as well as its relevance for different users.
• Involving collaborating partners may also help avoid overlap and enhance synergy with other initiatives around similar topics.
• Collaborating partners may indirectly contribute financially to the Joint Action by covering the costs of their input (primarily work days).
• Travel costs of collaborating partners and of other external experts (except subcontractors) invited to contribute in meetings may be reimbursed by the main partner, providing money has been set aside for that purpose.

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• Contribute to the work done in the Joint Action. They also contribute financially (typically covering workforce costs) and receive funding, the amount of which is determined taking into account their input and the eligibility of costs.
• Associated partners are expected to contribute to drafting the Joint Action grant application.

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