Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Eligibility of applicants

  1. The branch office in the eligible area has been established this year. Can the organisation participate?
  2. How can organisations participate in projects if their headquarters is not located in the eligible programme area?
  3. How can apply a local unit of a regional organisation if it has no legal entity but operating in the eligible area and the headquarter is not registered in the eligible area?
  4. In case the national/regional organisation's headquarters is not located in the eligible programme area and the local branch office is not a legal entity, what does the certification referred to in Point 4 of the list of documents to be submitted (Chapter 4.2.1.1 of the Guidelines) have to contain?
  5. Can organisations in Hungary with the statues of 'non-profit kft' and 'non-profit zrt' be project participants?
  6. How long has an organisation to be operating in order to be an eligible project participant?
  7. Is a public benefit organisation eligible?
  8. Is there any special requirement for educational institutions concerning accreditation?
  9. Is there any restriction for external experts concerning the geographical eligibility, do external experts have to come from the programme eligible area?
  10. Trade unions are listed in the indicative list for potential project applicants within action 2.2.1 and 2.2.2 but not in the action 2.1.2. Is it possible that they also be eligible organisations within the Action 2.1.2 (cross border labour market mobility promotion services), although they are not specifically listed on the list?
  11. When should come into force the authorisation of the head of the branch office given by the legally authorised representative of the head office of the LB/PP organisation (in case the branch office is in the eligible area but has no legal entity)?
  12. Where I can find detailed information related to the establishing documents of the Project Partners and of the Lead Beneficiary as well as the extract from register?
  13. What to consider non-profit? How to interpret the term ‘non-profit organisation’ ?
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