Article 5
Specific projects 1. The specific projects referred to in Article 3(2) shall consist of one or more of the following: (a) training; (b) exchanges and work experience placements; (c) studies and research; (d) meetings and seminars; (e) dissemination of information. 2. Projects may be submitted by institutions and public or private organisations, including professional organisations, research institutes and legal and judicial training/further training institutes for legal practitioners. "Legal practitioners" means, inter alia, judges, prosecutors, advocates, solicitors, academic and scientific personnel, ministry officials, court officers, bailiffs, court interpreters and other professionals associated with the judiciary in the area of civil law. 3. To be eligible for co-financing, the projects must involve at least three countries participating in this general framework for activities. Projects may also associate practitioners from Denmark, from the candidate countries where this would contribute to their preparation for accession, or from other third countries not participating in this framework for activities where this serves the aims of the projects.