India-Singapore Collaborative Industrial Research & Development Programme
For Singapore companies to partner with Indian companies on joint innovation projects for R&D, commercialisation and business expansion.
For Singapore companies, up to 50% of project costs may be supported.
This call is sector-agnostic.
About this programme
The India-Singapore Collaborative Industrial Research & Development Programme is between the Department of Science & Technology (DST), Technology Development Board (TDB) and EnterpriseSG.
The collaborative projects should be innovative and focused on creating possibilities for future new technologies, services or processes that will eventually lead to commercialisation.
We invite proposals across all areas, and encourage submissions in the following sectors:
- Health and Medical Technologies
- Semiconductors
- Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering
- Green Economy, Energy, Water, Climate, and Natural Resources
- Data Science and Emerging Technologies
- Other areas of interest
About DST and TDB
The Department of Science & Technology (DST) plays a pivotal role in promotion of science & technology in India. The department has wide-ranging activities ranging from promoting high-end basic research and development of cutting-edge technologies on one hand to service the technological requirements of the common man through development of appropriate skills and technologies on the other.
The Technology Development Board (TDB) is a statutory body constituted by the Government of India under the Technology Development Board Act in 1995 to promote development and commercialisation of indigenous technology and adaptation of imported technology for wider application.
Eligibility
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Business entity registered and operating in Singapore -
Company has at least 30% local equity held directly or indirectly by Singaporean(s) and/or Singapore PR(s), determined by the ultimate individual ownership
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Be financially able to see a project through to completion.
- A project consortium must minimally comprise of one Indian company and one Singapore company, both independent of each other.
- The project content and budget should be balanced between the Singapore and the Indian participants. Cost estimates must be congruous with the planned activities presented in the proposal.
Apply
Applications for the India-Singapore Collaborative Industrial Research & Development Programme are now closed. Interested applicants can register your interest here to be notified of upcoming programmes.
India-Singapore Collaborative Industrial Research & Development Programme
