Terms and Conditions
For accessing and using data within the UNITE4TB Data Collaboration Platform (U4TB-DCP)
Terms and Conditions
As a member of the UNITE4TB project, I request access to data collected by the UNITE4TB Data Collaboration Platform (U4TB-DCP) for the purpose of the implementation of the Action and /or use of the data to the extent strictly required for the purpose of the Research Use of Results of the UNITETB project.
By requesting access to the U4TB-DCP, I agree to adhere to the terms and conditions as outlined within the current Consortium and Grant Agreements for the UNITE4TB project. The following articles in particular should be clearly read and understood within each of the aforementioned agreements.
Consortium Agreement
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Article
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Description |
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| 4.5 | All beneficiaries will process the Personal Data (PD) in compliance with applicable legislation (e.g., GDPR). Further to these Articles, Appendix 2 of the CA provides a generaloverview of requirements under GDPR / Data Protection Legislation for Processing PD in the Project. |
| 6.2 | Details on the ownership of Background data by Beneficiaries. |
| 7.1–7.6 | Provisions surrounding intellectual property affecting results, background data, data contributed as in-kind and the protection, dissemination, or publication of such results. |
| 8 | Details on provisions surrounding access rights. |
| 10 | Details on the terms of maintaining confidentiality and where applicable the disclosure of confidential details within the project. |
| 12 | Describes the liabilities for all partners to each other including indemnity. |
Grant Agreement
| Article | Description |
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| 24a | Beneficiaries are free to license, transfer or dispose ownership rights subject to the rights and obligations of both the Grant Agreement and Consortium Agreement. |
| 25 | Addresses access rights to background (including data). |
| 26 | Addresses ownership of the results generated. |
| 27 | The requirements for the protection of results for each beneficiary to comply to. |
| 28 | The obligation to the exploitation of results for at least four years beyond the duration of the project (seven years). |
| 29 | Outlines the obligations for each beneficiary on the dissemination of results, open access to publications and data. |
| 31 | Outlines the rights and obligations for each beneficiary on access rights to results for beneficiaries, affiliates and third parties both during and after completion of the project. |