The reasons to be presented by the beneficiaries for the implementation of the action must be clearly identified and agreed in advance. “Context” refers to the existing intellectual property that the partner has introduced into the project. Please note that, in the partners` grant agreement, the aspects of implementation of the project activities and the timetable, in order to allow for proper and timely integration into the DTI/IADP, must be agreed by the partner with the topic manager and the joint venture during the technical meetings with the MN and during the grant preparation phase that leads to the signing of the grant agreement for the partners with the joint venture, which constitutes the applicable contractual framework for the grant. Beneficiaries are required to report on both use and dissemination during project implementation. Please note that the obligation to exploit the results is mandatory 4 years after the end of the action. The transfer of ownership of the results and the granting of licences shall be authorised in accordance with the conditions laid down in the grant agreement. The transfer of results and the exclusive granting of a licence to a body established outside the EU shall be subject to the prior agreement of the Joint Undertaking. For any legal questions, please contact Bruno Mastantuono, Clean Sky Legal & Strategic Advisor: bruno.mastantuono@cleansky.eu On 10 July 2013, the European Commission published the proposal for the further implementation of the JU SS for the period 2014-2024. On 6 May 2014, the Council adopted the Regulation establishing the Clean Sky 2 Joint Undertaking. Since the grant agreements awarded to partners are “complementary grants” (complementary to a DTI or DP), the CSJU manager/member in charge of the subject has access rights to the contexts used for the implementation of the action and to the first action plan, under the conditions set out in the model grant agreement. The objective is to allow adequate access and integration of project activities within the itD/IADP/ITD/demonstration demonstrator (see the relevant options referred to in Article 25.5[1] and Article 31.6[2] of the model, which apply by default to the grant agreement for partners). .

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