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Legal type

The "Legal type" defines whether the organisation is a body governed by public law or by private law. This information is defined by the “Legal form” of the organisation.

Private law body: an entity governed by the national private law of the State in which it has been established. Example: an entity set up by articles of association like a foundation.

Public law body: an entity set up under and governed by the national public law of the State in which it has been established. Example: an entity set up by law or decree like a public agency.

Legal form

It is the official legal status of the organisation, as displayed in its statutes (or equivalent document). In case you identify that the “Legal form” elements are inconsistent with the country's legal forms, please contact IT Support INTPA SUPPORT SERVICES.

NGO

Select ”Yes” if it is a non-governmental organisation. Otherwise, select “No”.

Category

Defines the type of development actor.

Profit making

It is an organisation which distributes profits to private shareholders or members, instead of using it for activities of public benefit only.

VAT number

The VAT number is the Value Added Tax identification number. This identifier is usually composed of 2 digit prefix that corresponds to the country followed by a series of alphanumeric characters (e.g. BE09999999999).

Any spaces or punctuation characters should be excluded.

Target groups

The field will define what group will be reached by your action (e.g. students, children, consumers, etc.)

Sectors

Sectors are used to better define the organisation's field of activity.