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Do public institutions, which are obviously financially viable, have to fill in the financial viability form?

April 26, 2017financial financially form Institutions Obviously public viability viable

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Do public institutions, which are obviously financially viable, have to fill in the financial viability form?

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No, public institutions do not have to send the financial viability form to the coordinator. However they have to provide the coordinator with other documents (see section III.3 of the guide for proposers.