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Guidelines and Templates

This section provides access to guidelines and general terms related to previous TRACE calls and investments. It includes materials for TRACE funding pools 1, 2, 3.2, 3.3, 4, and 5, as well as guidance on time registration.

 

 

 

 

Call Text - Previous Calls and Investments

See below the original call texts and materials for the previous TRACE calls.

Pool 3.2 - Innovative Solutions for Circular Infrastructure - Guidelines and templates

Find below the templates, guidelines and general terms that are relevant for the TRACE call and project investment for

Pool 3.2 - Innovative Solutions for Circular Infrastructure (IFD Sagsnummer: 3207-00001B)

Pool 3.3 - Cross Innomissions - Guidelines and Templates

Find below the templates, guidelines and general terms that are relevant for the TRACE call and project investment for

Pool 3.3 - Cross Innomissions: Fostering Collaborative Innovation: The Significance of Collaboration Among The Four Danish Innomissions (IFD Sagsnummer: 3208-00001B)

TRACE Call 2025 (Pool 4 & 5) - A Path to Resilience - Guidelines and Templates

Find below the guidelines and general terms relevant for the call and project investments for: 

TRACE Call 2025 (Pool 4 & 5) - A Path to Resilience

IFD case number: 4372-00005B (Pool 4) – including projects for:

  • TRACE Call 2 / Pool 4 A1 – Circular solutions to single-use plastics and textiles in the healthcare sector
  • TRACE Call 3 / Pool 4 A3 – Circular services and solutions extending the lifetime of applied textil

IFD case number: 5286-00003B (Pool 5) – including projects for:

  • TRACE Call 1 / Pool 5 A1 – Circular Solutions in the Food Industry
  • TRACE Call 4 / Pool 5 A2 – International Scaling of Proof-of-Concept Circular Economy Systems
  • TRACE Call 5 / Pool 5 A4 – Research and Innovation in Systemic Impact Measurement for Circular Economy

Rules for Time Registration in TRACE-Funded Projects

TRACE and Innovation Fund Denmark (IFD) do not require the use of a specific template for time registration. Project partners may therefore use their existing time registration system, whether electronic or based on manual timesheets.

Time registration must follow a systematic method that makes it possible to document which employees have worked on the project, when the work was carried out, and the number of hours spent. There is no requirement to register time against specific tasks; however, all recorded hours must be relevant to the project. In addition, time registrations must be approved by both the employee and their immediate supervisor.

Timesheets and time registration records do not need to be submitted regularly to TRACE or IFD. However, TRACE and IFD may conduct audits or reviews of the project, during which time registration records may be examined as supporting documentation for incurred salary costs.

An example timesheet is provided below and may be used by project partners. However, the use of this template is not mandatory.