TTPD-Application-Form
TTPD-Application-Form
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- Transferred technologies and all items purchased with funds from
this grant will remain the property of the ASRT and not of the person
or institution to which the grant is made. However, the applicant will
have first use of any such items.
1. Basic Information
Full Name in Arabic: Full name in English: (As you write it
in International publications,
underline family name):
Date of Birth:
National ID
Last University Degree: Faculty, University, Country: Graduation Date:
Title: Field of specialization:
Affiliation:
Current Position:
Contact Information:
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Patents:
Granted Patent(s): Submitted patent(s):
Title of the patent: Title of the patent:
Please list other ongoing projects funded by either ASRT or other funding
organization (ID of the project, Monetary value of the grant, Title, Start and
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end dates)
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Part B: Proposal
The proposal should not exceed 10 pages maximum
B.3. State of the Art: this section must give solid justifications
regarding the importance of the project in the light of the state of the art
in the project subject area and advantages of your proposal
B.4. Objectives: Briefly and concisely state your project’s main and
specific objectives
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Part C: Gantt chart and Logical Framework Matrix (LFM)
(You may add extra rows if needed*)
Expected
End Date
(Months)
Duration
measurable
Start
Date
Task outcomes of
M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
M6
M7
M8
M9
Task Title
No. successful
implementation
of the task
The Gantt chart is a graphical representation of a project’s schedule which illustrates the
work breakdown structure. To develop the Gantt chart, start by specifying the main
tasks/ activities making up the project. Then break down each main task/ activity to its
sub tasks/ sub activities. The time required for each task/activity and sub tasks/sub
activities is represented as a horizontal bar on the chart. Those horizontal bars of varying
lengths represent the sequences, timing, and time span for each task/sub task. A column
titled: expected measurable outcomes as a result of successful implementation of each
task was added to Gantt chart, accordingly this table is a merge between Gantt chart and
LFM.
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Part D: Budget
(The budget should be justified in details in another table according to tasks and
outputs should be achieved)
Cost in
EGP
Item Justification
(ASRT
share)
Incentives
(maximum 5%, and the incentives
should not exceed 200,000 EGP)
Scientific Equipment,
Supplies, Consumables, and
analysis:
this budget item also covers spare
parts, maintenance and accreditation
costs, materials, software tools and
analysis of samples
IPR Protection Costs:
Patent, Utility model, Trade mark and
Product registration
Research Assistants:
Outsourcing of graduate students, IT
Engineers, Designer and Technicians,
…etc.
Technology Transfer Costs:
Technology licensing, feasibility study,
testing and certification
Needs in advance approval of ASRT
Others:
Manufacturing costs, testing,
certifications and licensing, local and
Int. Travels (Needs in advance approval
from ASRT)
Overhead (5%)
Total
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