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CRITERIA FOR (CO)FINANCING |
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Basic principles
- The Management Board defines the amount of the funds allocated for financing (co-financing) programmes each calendar year separately and according to the acts in force, needs, available means and institution’s business policy.
- When deciding upon financing individual programmes, the Management Board takes in consideration the assessment and classification of the presented applications in the light of added value in the quality of patients’ medical care.
- Every calendar year the Management Board shall in general approve financing of 5 applicants or projects at most.
- The subject of financing shall refer to one of the basic areas of foundation’s operation.
- The applications which do not fulfil the tender specifications shall not be examined by the institution’s Management Board.
- Financing is approved for the period of 12 months at most.
- If the programme lasts more than one year, the applicant can renew the application or ask again for financing of the programme.
- Decision relating to the financing of the programmes shall be accepted by the Management Board within 90 days at the latest, when the tender’s deadline is over. It shall inform all presented applicants of its decision, normally on the institution’s web page.
Other conditions
- According to the foundation’s operation policy, the applicant who received financial aid is obliged to regularly report in writing on the conduct of programme execution and use of funds.
- If the Management Board estimates that the allocated funds are not being used in an adequate way or for the purpose they were intended, the Management Board can decide to temporarily or permanently suspend the cooperation.
- When the period of cooperation ends, the applicant who received financial aid is obliged to present the achieved results on an especially organized expert meeting or foundation’s press conference, as decided by the foundation.
- Normally, a written contract shall be stipulated with the applicant defining mutual rights and obligations and protecting the use of earmarked funds.
- Presenting the request the applicant allows the use of his personal data for the institution activities.
Application procedure
The institution shall realize its mission through invitations to tender if the Management Board does not decide otherwise. An invitation to tender shall be normally conducted once a year and shall be made public.
The applicant shall submit the application in accordance with the requirements of each invitation to tender.
SELECTION CRITERIA
In the selection procedure the following selection criteria are taken in consideration:
a) basic selection criteria
Vrednotenje pomena vsebine projekta ali izobraževalnega programa za razvoj zdravstva v Severnoprimorski regiji na osnovi naslednjih meril:
- Local meaning (evaluation 1-3 points).
- System or broader meaning (evaluation 1-3 points).
- Development of existing knowledge and technologies (evaluation 1-3 points).
- Introduction of new methods, approaches and new technologies (evaluation 1-3 points).
b) additional selection criteria
- Achievements and awards in the field of study, science and expertise.
- Educational direction: priority educational direction can be defined by individual invitations to tender.
- Study degree: applicants who attend the doctoral, master and specialist study have priority.
- Working experience: applicants with working experience have priority.
- The applicant’s financial situation: in case of co-financing undergraduate education and training, the applicant’s financial situation can be taken in consideration which shall be proved with adequate certificates.
- Financing priorities: applicants for whom the remaining part of necessary funds for implementation of the project or programme is provided, have a priority.
Martin Devetak Institution – foundation
for development of health care in the region of Severna Primorska
President of the Management Board:
Emil Mozetič
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