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What is the vetting mechanism of the Innovation
and Technology Support Programme?
Assessment panel responsible for examining project proposals will be constituted from the Panel of Assessors for the Innovation and Technology Support Programme. It will advise the Government on:
- having regard to a set of vetting criteria, the vetting of applications for funding under the Innovation and Technology Support Programme;
- the monitoring of the implementation of funded projects; and
- the evaluation of the effectiveness of funded projects.
What is the vetting mechanism of the Innovation
and Technology Support Programme - Guangdong -
Hong Kong Technology Cooperation Funding Scheme?
Assessment panel responsible for examining project proposals under Category A(2) and Category C will be constituted from the Panel of Assessors for the Innovation and Technology Support Programme. It will advise the Government on:
- having regard to a set of vetting criteria, the vetting of applications for funding under the Guangdong - Hong Kong Technology Cooperation Funding Scheme;
- the monitoring of the implementation of funded projects; and
- the evaluation of the effectiveness of funded projects.
For proposals under Category C, the funding recommendations of the assessment panel will be submitted to a joint vetting committee comprising officials from both Guangdong and Hong Kong for further vetting.
Following the establishment of the R&D Centres, approved projects under Category C that fall under the specific technology areas of the R&D Centres may be monitored by the respective R&D Centre.
For proposals under Category A(1) solicited by the R&D Centres as well as proposals under Category A(2) with the R&D Centres as applicants, the vetting will be conducted by the respective Centres themselves in accordance with their guidelines.
What is the vetting mechanism of the General
Support Programme?
A vetting committee has been set up to:
- Advise the Government, having regard to a set of vetting
criteria, on whether applications for funding should be approved;
- Monitor the implementation of funded projects; and
- Evaluate the effectiveness of these funded projects.
Members of this vetting committee consist of businessmen, technologists,
academics and Government officials. Please find details of the assessment
committee in the membership list.
What is the vetting mechanism of the University-Industry
Collaboration Programme?
An administrative team headed by the Assistant Commissioner (Funding
Schemes) of the Innovation and Technology Commission (the 'Commission')
is responsible for co-ordinating the vetting of applications and
the monitoring of approved projects. It works closely with the inspection
team to ensure that fund recipients implement projects in accordance
with ITF's compliance requirements. They include observance of various
requirements set out in individual project agreement and other
requirements or publications issued by the Commission from time
to time.
The professional staff headed by the Science Advisor and the Biotechnology
Director of the Commission provide all the necessary support for
the administrative team throughout the application assessment and
project monitoring processes.
All applications submitted under this programme are assessed in
accordance with a set of vetting criteria.
What is the vetting mechanism of the Small
Entrepreneur Research Assistance Programme?
An assessment panel has been set up to:
- Advise the Government, having regard to a set of vetting
criteria, on whether applications for funding should be approved;
- Monitor the implementation of funded projects; and
- Evaluate the effectiveness of these funded projects.
Panel members consist of businessmen, technologists, academics,
venture capitalists and Government officials. Please find details
of each assessment committee in the membership
list.
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