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This template must be used to write the proposal for submission to call AAL-2009-2. The maximum page length of the proposal description is set at 35 pages – including all elements, e.g. work package descriptions and overview lists. The minimum allowed font size is 10. � The electronic submission tool will automatically cut off the proposal pdf-file after page 35. Consequently, any content exceeding page 35 is considered as not delivered to the AAL Joint Programme and can not be included within the evaluation. Proposal descriptions of less than 15 pages are subject of decision of the AAL Executive Board on the inclusion of such a proposal in the evaluation process. It is recommended to study the full template structure before starting to write the proposal. Thus, redundancies and misplaced information may be avoided. Indicated section titles must be used. A proposal that does not use the indicated headings will be considered as “not eligible”. Within the single sections, a consortium is free to follow the page lenghts recommendations. The following recommendation would make sure to stay within the 35 pages maximum- Cover/Title page: 1 page- Section 1: maximum 4 pages- Section 2: maximum 18 pages (including all work package lists)- Section 3: maximum 8 pages (incl. short descriptions of partner organisations)- Section 4: maximum 4 pages These recommendations give a degree of freedom to each consortium to stress own priorities.

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