Unofficial translation
In accordance with subclause 6) of clause 2 of article 100-1 of the Entrepreneur Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 29, 2015, I HEREBY ORDER:
1. To approve the attached Rules the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries.
2. To recognize as invalid:
1) order of the Minister of Investments and Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 23, 2015 no. 1225 "On approval of the Rules for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries" (registered with the Register of State Registration of Regulatory Legal Acts as no. 13058, published on June 22, 2016 in the "Adilet" Information Legal System);
2) clause 3 of the List of certain orders of the Minister of Investments and Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in which amendments and additions, approved by the order of the Minister of Investments and Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 7, 2017 no. 332 "On amendments and additions to certain orders of the Minister of Investments and Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan" (registered with the Register of State Registration of Regulatory Legal Acts as no. 15288, published on June 30, 2017 in the Reference Control Bank of the Regulatory Legal Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan in electronic form) have been made.
3. The Department of Innovation Ecosystem of the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan shall ensure:
1) state registration of this order with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
2) placement of this order on the Internet resource of the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
3) within ten working days after the state registration of this order, submission to the Legal Department of the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan of information about execution of activities stipulated by subclauses 1) and 2) of this clause.
4. Control over execution of this order shall be entrusted to the supervising Vice-Minister of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
5. This order shall come into force upon expiry of ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication.
|
Minister of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
B. Mussin |
"AGREED"
Ministry of Industry and
Infrastructural Development
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
"AGREED"
Ministry of Finance
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
"AGREED"
Ministry of National Economy
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
| Approved by the order of the Minister of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 1, 2020 no. 364/НҚ |
Rules for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries
Chapter 1. General Provisions
1. These Rules for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries (hereinafter referred to as the Rules) have been developed in accordance with subclause 6) of clause 2 of article 100-1 of the Entrepreneur Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 29, 2015 and shall determine the procedure for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries.
2. The following basic concepts are used in these Rules:
1) grantee – a group of legal entities, united in a consortium, which received an innovative grant in accordance with these Rules;
2) Grant Financing Council (hereinafter referred to as the Council) – a collegial body consisting of an odd number of representatives of public organizations and relevant industries (on agreement), independent experts (domestic and (or) foreign), created within the framework of the national institute in the field of technological development, to make decisions on projects of service recipients, taking into account examinations of applications and conditions for the provision of innovative grants set forth by these Rules;
3) result of scientific and (or) scientific and technical activities – new knowledge or solutions obtained during the implementation of scientific and (or) scientific and technical activities and recorded on any information medium, the introduction of scientific developments and technologies into production, as well as models, prototypes, samples of new products, materials and substances;
4) project assessment criteria – signs of assessment of the applicant's project using a scoring system;
5) innovative grant – budget funds, provided to the subjects of industrial and innovative activity on a gratuitous basis for implementation of their industrial and innovative projects within the framework of priority areas of provision of innovative grants;
6) authorized body in the field of state support of innovative activity (hereinafter referred to as the authorized body) – the central executive body in charge of leadership in the field of innovative development, as well as within the limits provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, cross-sectoral coordination and participation in the implementation of state support for innovative activity;
7) decision of the Council – decision made by the members of the Council, and executed with the minutes and containing information about the results of voting on the issue of provision of an innovative grant;
8) consortium (hereinafter referred to as the consortium) – temporary voluntary equal union (association) on the basis of an agreement on joint economic activity, in which legal entities combine certain resources and coordinate efforts to solve specific business problems;
9) consortium agreement – an agreement concluded between two or more legal entities, members of the consortium, to regulate joint scientific and commercial activities, the relationship between members, the implementation of a joint project, as well as the rights and obligations between members of the consortium;
10) license contract – a contract under which the patentee (licensor) grants the other party (licensee) the right to temporarily use the relevant industrial property in a certain way;
11) cutting-edge technology – technology with little practical application on the market and high potential for further expansion;
12) application – an application for the acceptance of an innovative grant for the technological development of industries, submitted by the applicant, which is filled out through an automated system of electronic acceptance and tracking of applications;
13) applicant – a subject of industrial and innovative activity - a legal entity, carrying out activity in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan within the framework of priority areas of provision of innovative grants, belonging to the consortium agreement between an accredited scientific organization and an operating enterprise (attracting industry associations would be an asset), including with the involvement of high-tech start-up companies, submitted an application for an innovative grant for consideration in accordance with these Rules;
14) automated system of electronic acceptance and tracking of applications (hereinafter referred to as the automated system) – is an automated system for the acceptance and tracking of applications for innovative grants;
15) contract on the provision of an innovative grant for the technological development of industries (hereinafter referred to as the contract) – a contract concluded between the national institute and the grantee for the provision of an innovative grant;
16) technology – a complex of methods and tools, which ensures the production and release of one or another product, including manufacturing and release of goods;
17) National Institute for Development in the field of technological development (hereinafter referred to as the national institute) – the national institute for development, authorized for implementation of measures of state support of innovation activity and coordination of innovative development processes;
18) transfer of technology – a process of implementation of new or improved technologies by the subjects of innovative activity, the rights of possession and (or) и (или) use to which have been obtained by methods not prohibited by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
19) foreign technology partner – a possessor and (or) carrier of an advanced technology with relevant competence;
3. Innovative grants for the technological development of industries shall be provided to applicants to solve the technological problems of the industry through the implementation and use of the results of scientific and (or) scientific and technical activities in production, as well as the acquisition, adaptation and implementation of foreign technologies at enterprises whose products and (or) services have a considerable influence on the technological development of industries or create the basis for the emergence of new high-tech industries, innovation platforms or necessary elements of an innovation ecosystem, within the framework of priority directions, determined by the authorized body.
4. Information support of the provision of innovative grants shall be carried out by the national institute and the authorized body.
5. Provision of innovative grants shall be carried out by the authorized body involving the national institute for development in the field of technological development by allocating funds envisaged for the provision of innovative grants, on the basis of a contract concluded between the authorized body and the national institute.
6. The balances on the current account of the national institute, which are at the end of the financial year, shall not be subject to return to the authorized body and, accordingly, to the state budget, but are spent on the provision of innovative grants in the next financial year.
7. Services of the national institute for the provision of innovative grants shall be paid by the authorized body at the expense of the republican budget.
Chapter 2. Procedure for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries
8. The national institute announces the acceptance of applications for innovative grants in the mass media and on the official Internet resource of the national institute, indicating the address of the automated system and the schedule for accepting applications. The schedule for accepting applications shall be agreed with the authorized body and published on the official Internet resource within 15 (fifteen) working days before the start of accepting applications.
9. The procedure for the provision of an innovative grant for the technological development of industries includes the following stages:
1) acceptance, registration and preliminary verification by the national institute of an application in the form according to Appendix 1 to these Rules (hereinafter referred to as the application) attached with documents specified in clause 18 of these Rules, for their completeness, shall be carried out within 5 (five) working days upon acceptance of the application.
Upon completion of the preliminary verification of the application, the national institute shall send to the applicant's e-mail address specified in the application, a notification of the identified comments (if any).
The grounds for the return of an application for revision shall be its inconsistence with the conditions of these Rules.
The applicant shall eliminate the deficiencies specified in the notification within 10 (ten) working days from the date of their receipt.
If the applicant does not eliminate the deficiencies within the specified period, the national institute leaves the application without further consideration.
During the period of elimination of the deficiencies by the applicant, the period of consideration of the application shall be suspended from the time of sending by e-mail to the applicant of an official notification about the deficiencies identified and shall be resumed again after their elimination;
2) Repeated verification of the applicant’s documents shall be carried out within 3 (three) working days upon acceptance (in case of sending of a notice to the applicant about the deficiencies identified).
The national institute shall ensure non-disclosure of information about the application to third parties not involved in the process of providing innovative grants, with the exception of the shareholder of the national institute, the authorized body and cases established by the legislative acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
3) carrying out expert examination of the application by the national institute within 20 (twenty) working days with awarding points based on the project assessment criteria, specified in the Requirements to the procedure of examination according Appendix 2 to these Rules;
4) drawing up and sending of a complex conclusion on results of expert examination of the applicant for consideration to the Council within 5 (five) working days upon acceptance of conclusions of the expert examination;
5) organization of activity of the Council and making the decision on provision or non-provision of an innovative grant;
The Council is created in the national institute for the purposes of transparent and comprehensive consideration of applications and making the decision on provision of an innovative grant. Organization of activity of the Council, payment for work of its members and the composition shall be regulated by an act of the national institute.
The Council shall make the decision on provision of innovative grants taking into account expert examination of applications and scored points on the projects of the applicant, as well as terms and conditions of these Rules.
The total period of procedures, specified in subclause 5) of clause 9 of these Rules shall be 20 (twenty) working days;
6) the national institute shall refuse to provide an innovative grant for the technological development of industries in the following cases:
establishing the inaccuracy of the documents submitted by the applicant for obtaining an innovative grant, and (or) the data (information) contained therein;
inconsistency of the applicant and (or) the submitted materials, objects, data and information necessary for the provision of an innovative grant;
if the proposed project was previously financed by an innovative grant provided by a national institute, or by other sources of budgetary funds provided free of charge;
existence of tax arrears and arrears of mandatory pension contributions, mandatory professional pension contributions and social deductions except for cases when the period of payment is deferred in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
a motivated decision of the Council on the refusal to provide an innovative grant.
7) signing of a contract or sending to the applicant a justified refusal to provide an innovative grant.
Within 3 (three) working days from the date of the decision by the Council, the national institute shall notify the applicant of the need to sign a contract or shall send a justified refusal to provide an innovative grant.
The total period of the procedure specified in part one of subclause 7) of clause 9 of these Rules shall be 10 (ten) working days from the date of the decision by the Council.
The total period of the procedures specified in clause 9 of these Rules shall not exceed 63 (sixty-three) working days.
The contract shall be signed by the grantee or a representative of the grantee authorized to conclude the agreement and by the national institute at the location of the national institute. The contract shall be made in two copies, one for each of the parties in the form, which is approved by the act of the national institute.
In the event that for the corresponding financial year the total amount of sums declared for receiving innovative grants exceeds the amount allocated by the authorized body for the corresponding financial year, the formation of the list of grantees shall be carried out according to the principle of the largest number of awarded points.
10. In order to control the implementation of the project, the national institute shall carry out ongoing monitoring of the implementation of the project in accordance with detailed business plan and execution by the grantee within 3 (three) years from the date of the decision by the national institute on the completion of the project of undertaken reciprocal obligations aimed at creating innovative companies and (or) introducing innovative technologies, and increasing the volume of sold innovative products, in accordance with the terms of the concluded contract.
The contract provides for submission by the grantee of information about the project to the national institute within the period of 3 (three) years since the moment of taking decision by the national institute to complete the project for the purpose of post-grant monitoring of the project.
In justified cases of impossibility to implement the project due to circumstances beyond the control of the grantee, the national institute shall submit the issue of termination of the contract for consideration by the Council.
At the same time, innovative grant funds spent at the time of termination of the contract are considered used for their intended purpose.
11. Monitoring of projects under the concluded contracts shall be regulated by the act of the national institute, which is posted on the Internet resource of the authorized body and the national institute.
If in the process of monitoring the project the inappropriate use of innovative grant funds is identified, the national institute shall submit for consideration of the Council the issue of terminating the contract and refinancing innovative grant funds to the account of the national institute.
Chapter 3. Terms and conditions for the provision of an innovative grant for the technological development of industries
12. An innovative grant for the technological development of industries shall be provided to the applicants, who meet the following criteria:
1) carrying out commercial activity and having experience in running a technology business, applying new scientific and technical knowledge in business in the declared and (or) related industries for at least 3 (three) years;
2) engineers and technical personnel with the qualifications necessary for the successful implementation of the project (including one project manager), also have a high involvement of the research institute. At the same time, the involvement of personnel (project team) in the implementation of the project must be at least 100% of the working time;
3) the applicant's annual turnover must be at least 600,000,000 (six hundred million) tenge;
4) having a consortium agreement, while the members of the Consortium should receive benefits from the technology being developed (indicated in the consortium agreement), distribute the knowledge gained free of charge to industry enterprises through seminars, trainings, and others. At the same time, it is allowed to develop several directions that solve industry problems within one Consortium;
5) the presence of a business partner - an interested person in the acquisition and (or) use of the introduced technology (agreement of intent, memorandum, letter of consent, etc.) if available.
13. Innovative grant for the technological development of industries shall be provided in case of compliance with the following conditions:
1) absence of industrial implementation of the considered technology in the Republic of Kazakhstan;
2) sectoral focus of the project (solution of the technological problem);
3) availability of potential for the development of domestic technological competencies;
4) the project has a socio-economic impact and is export-oriented.
14. The total amount of project financing within the framework of innovative grant for the technological development of industries shall be up to 80%, but not more than 800,000,000 (eight hundred million) tenge and covers the following types of costs:
1) salary of the project team (taxes, fees and other mandatory payments to the budget);
2) procurement of equipment (technical documentation, delivery, customs costs, storage, installation, commissioning and maintenance);
3) business trip expenses of the project team;
4) training and workshops of the project team;
5) laboratory and consumable materials;
6) protection of intellectual property and publications (state fees);
7) overhead costs (postal services, communication services, translation services);
8) standardization and certification;
9) rent of office and / or industrial premises;
10) other / miscellaneous services of third-party organizations and persons (no more than 20% of the grant amount).
Affiliation of the owner of the technology or the person who assigns rights to the technology with the applicant shall not be allowed.
15. To transfer the funds for project implementation, applicants, who obtained a positive conclusion of the Council, shall open a separate current account in the escrow account mode in a second-tier bank - a resident of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the purpose of using funds for the intended purpose for the implementation of the project, with the condition of their depositing without the right of the grantee to commit expenditure transactions not related to the implementation of the project.
A contract for opening a current account in the escrow account mode shall be signed between the applicant, the national institute and a second-tier bank - a resident of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
After signing the contract, the grantee shall transfer funds to a separate current account in the escrow account mode for co-financing the project in the amount according to the calendar plan within 10 (ten) working days. The national institute, within 5 (five) working days from the date of acceptance of funds from the grantee, shall ensure the transfer of funds to the current account in the escrow account mode in the amount according to the calendar plan.
The national institute shall transfer the second tranche (part) by results of conducted monitoring of the progress of project implementation within 7 (seven) working days upon crediting funds by the grantee to the current account in the escrow account mode.
The national institute shall transfer an innovative grant at least in two tranches (parts).
Therewith, the amount of each tranche (part) shall be no more than fifty percent from the approved amount of the innovative grant.
16. An innovative grant for the technological development of industries shall be provided to the applicants on terms of co-financing in stages according to the schedule. At the same time, the applicant submits an application for participation in only one project and cannot apply for other innovative grants for the declared project at the time of consideration of the application and implementation of the project.
17. The term for the development of the grant must not exceed 36 (thirty-six) months, the maximum number of stages is 2 (two) (setting up production and entering the market).
Chapter 4. List of documents for the obtaining of the innovative grant for the technological development of industries
18. An applicant shall submit to the national institute an application using the automated system, including the following documents:
1) a consortium agreement (a notarized copy);
2) a business plan of the project in form according to Appendix 3 to these Rules (it is also provided in English, on electronic media, in Microsoft Word format);
3) a list of affiliated persons;
4) copies of constituent documents of the applicant;
5) document, confirming the state registration (re-registration) of the applicant as a legal entity, record registration (re-registration) of the branch (representative office) of the applicant;
6) decision on appointment of the first head of the applicant, as well as powers of attorney for the project head and other persons, entitled to sign the application and (or) documents attached to the application.
19. The materials of the application shall be attached with copies of licenses, patents, certifications, (if any), diplomas and other documents certifying qualification of participants of the project.
20. The application for innovative grant shall be submitted through the automated system in the Kazakh and (or) Russian languages (in the English language where necessary).
21. Materials of the application, on which the contract for provision of the innovative grant shall be valid within the entire period of project implementation and shall not be returned to the applicant.
22. The application, submitted after the expiry of the deadline for submission, shall not be subject to registration and consideration.
23. The applicant shall ensure the completeness and accuracy of submitted documents, initial data, calculations, justifications. In the information provided by the applicant, the sources of the data used in the calculations and the date of the calculation shall be indicated.
| Appendix 1 to the Rules for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries |
|
| form |
Application for an innovative grant for the technological development of industries
Name of legal entity | |||||
submits this application with the package of necessary materials for the innovative grant for the technological development of industries | |||||
Project name: | |||||
The project belongs to the priority area for the provision of innovative grants (indicate only one priority area): | |||||
High-performance technologies used in the sectors of the economy and the life of society: | |||||
Information and communication technologies, including elements of the Industry 4.0 |
| ||||
New materials, additive technologies, nanotechnologies |
| ||||
Biotechnology, new technologies in medicine and healthcare |
| ||||
New technologies in the processing industry |
| ||||
Space technologies |
| ||||
Environmentally friendly technologies, energy efficiency, energy saving and alternative energy |
| ||||
New financial technologies |
| ||||
Electronics industry |
| ||||
Robotics |
| ||||
The requested amount of innovative grant in tenge (in figures and in words): | |||||
Full project cost in tenge (in figures and in words): | |||||
Information about the applicant | |||||
Name of organization: | |||||
No. And date of the consortium agreement | |||||
members of the consortium | |||||
Applicant’s registration data: | |||||
Applicant’s postal address: | |||||
Bank details, current account, foreign currency account, bank individual code: | |||||
Received and not repaid loans in tenge and foreign currency: | |||||
Phone number | Office | Mobile | |||
Official website | |||||
| Appendix 2 to the Rules for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries |
Requirements to the procedure for expert examinations
1. Expert examinations of the projects shall be carried out by the national institute, involving, where necessary, domestic and (or) foreign individuals and (or) legal entities.
2. Project assessment criteria are structured as follows:
1) The level of co-financing (10 - 20 points):
co-financing in the amount of 5% from the amount of the grant is equal to 1 (one) point.
2) scientific, technical advantages (0-25 points):
the extent to which systemic issues are addressed: the number of companies using the technology, scalability, market size for potential use;
technology readiness level;
innovativeness and competitiveness;
intellectual property;
availability of customers and investors.
3) economic returns (0-25 points):
potential economic result (based on the business plan).
4) opportunities, resources and material base of the Consortium (0-15 points):
qualifications and management skills of personnel; significant research works; intellectual property (patents, copyrights and others), technologies launched into mass production, developed industrial processes and products, project management experience similar in nature, purpose and scope;
resources and material base;
international partners, resources and enterprises.
5) The Council awards to the project (0-15 points):
Potential capacity for commercialization of the project (sales volume, profitability and project efficiency).
Experts carry out project expert examination in the following areas:
1) technological expert examination shall be carried out in order to establish the advantages over analogues, technical feasibility and technological expediency of the project;
2) financial and economic expert examination is carried out with the aim of assessing the market, economic feasibility of the project, criteria of competitiveness, marketing strategy, distribution of work according to the stated terms, volume and content of work, and the requested amount of financing;
3) legal expert examination shall be carried out for the purpose of a comprehensive legal analysis of the content of the submitted documents for compliance with the current legislation.
Technological, financial, economic and legal expert examination shall be carried out on projects simultaneously.
3. The national institute shall form a list of external domestic and foreign experts and expert organizations, including on the basis of recommendations of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Atameken", industry associations.
4. When involving experts to carry out the examination of applications, the national institute concludes a contract with each expert for the provision of expert services, the form of which is regulated by the acts of the national institute.
5. The procedure of expert examination and the form of the score sheet shall be regulated by the acts of the national institute.
6. Assessment of the application by an expert who was directly involved in its preparation, as well as being affiliated with the applicant shall not be allowed.
| Appendix 3 to the Rules for the provision of innovative grants for the technological development of industries |
|
| form |
Project business plan by structure
1. Applicant’s brief description;
1) Applicant’s name;
2) Organizational and legal form, date of state registration (re-registration for legal entities);
3) Head of organization;
4) Address, phone number, fax, e-mail;
5) Brief description of main areas of activities;
6) Work experience in the economic sector;
7) Current organizational state;
8) Brief report on financial and economic activities for the last reporting period.
2. Brief description of the project
1) Project name;
2) The essence of the project;
3) Prerequisites for initiating the project;
4) Project team;
5) Place of project implementation (region, district);
6) Products intended for release;
7) Project efficiency (net present value over the project life cycle (NPV), internal rate of return for the project life cycle (IRR), discounted payback period on investment (DPP), investment performance indicator (PI);
8) The current status of the project, including the stage of product development (with the attachment of supporting documents);
9) Special conditions for the implementation and restrictions on the project: the availability of licenses (if the type of activity is licensed), patents, permits, the presence of export and import quotas, restrictions and recommendations on sales markets and raw materials, water, energy supply, transport, communications, the possibility of waste disposal needs for foreign labor, requirements for environmental friendliness of technological processes etc.;
10) Project implementation cost, financing sources:
Internal funds;
innovative grant;
borrowed funds (loans or borrowed funds from economic units);
11) Terms of project implementation - months from the date of signing the contract for the provision of innovative grant;
12) Cost estimates:
Cost of labour | Cost amount (tenge) | Work stages | Explanation of pricing | Financing source | Data source used in calculations | ||
Costs- Total: | |||||||
in particular by items: | |||||||
For reference: costs from other sources of financing - Total: | |||||||
whereof: | |||||||
Internal funds | |||||||
Other (specify) | |||||||
Note: For each cost item, the applicant indicates the sources of the data used in the calculations, a breakdown of pricing.
13) Calendar plan for project implementation:
Item no. | Name of works under the contract and their main stages | Work completion time (months) | Estimated stage price (tenge) | Form and type of reporting |
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
Note: The draft calendar plan specifies no more than 3 stages of the project implementation.
3. Marketing section
1) Product description:
1-1) the name of the product offered for release;
Name of goods (services) | Production volume in value terms (tenge) | Production volume in kind |
1. | ||
2. |
1-2) functional purpose and scope of application;
1-3) basic technical, aesthetic and other characteristics of the product;
1-4) indicators of manufacturability of products (operational and other qualities);
1-5) compliance with state standards and regulations;
1-6) cost characteristic (per unit of production - cost price, wholesale price, retail price);
1-7) information on patent and license protection, copyrights, trademarks and other objects of intellectual property.
2. Description of sales markets (export and domestic):
2-1) a description of the main companies operating in this market segment;
2-2) description of products offered by competing companies;
2-3) characteristic features of the market, its detailed segmentation (territorial, demographic and others), the allocation of a market niche;
2-4) quantitative characteristics of the market (annual volumes in physical and monetary terms, trends towards an increase / decrease in demand);
2-5) substantiation of the potential market share that the company's products can occupy (TAM (Total Addressable Market) - the total volume of the target market; SOM (Serviceable & Obtainable Market) - the actually achievable market volume; SAM (Served / Serviceable Available Market) - the available market size);
2-6) secondary markets (associated with the main market by territorial, seasonal and other characteristics);
2-7) main trends in the studied markets, expected changes;
2-8) availability of contracts with potential consumers of products and documents confirming the readiness to purchase products (protocols of intentions, preliminary supply contracts, supply contracts;
2-9) regulatory and legal field, the availability of regulatory documents, special requirements, ways to satisfy them, associated costs and time costs. Forecast of changes in the legal regulation of this market;
2-10) the presence of factors that provide a significant impact on the successful sale of products in this market (pricing policy, superiority of products in terms of technical characteristics, reputation in the market, relations with contractors, labor collective, extraordinary qualities.
3) Risk analysis:
3-1) a description of the applied risk assessment methodology;
3-2) identification of risks, in the context of: planned stages of the project's life; types of risk (financial, technical, legal, commercial, production, organizational); the nature of the consequences (permissible, critical, catastrophic); by the nature of accounting (internal, external).
3-3) ranking of risks according to the degree of influence and probability of occurrence, and the formation of a risk map (using the method of “sensitivity analysis”);
3-4) measures to prevent risks (with a reflection of the cost of their implementation).
4. Technical section
1. Brief description of the project technology;
2. Justification of the choice of a technological solution;
3. Related infrastructure and transport opportunities;
4. Factors determining the volume of production of goods (services) under the project;
5. Comparative analysis of alternative solutions in terms of technical and cost characteristics (technical level and cost of goods and services offered for production in comparison with analogues, links to the source of information):
Name of indicators | Indicator value | ||
Proposed sample | Analogue No.1 | Analogue No.2 | |
6. Provision with resources:
1) Raw materials and materials: list of types of used raw materials and materials.
2) Equipment and components: a list of the required equipment and components, and the main technical characteristics for them; novelty of equipment and technology; the cost of equipment and components, taking into account transportation costs, tax obligations, customs duties, installation and commissioning works; justification of the need to select a supplier of equipment and components.
3) Overhead costs: a list of overhead costs; overhead costs; justification of the need and choice of suppliers.
4) Production personnel: availability of personnel with the required qualifications; market analysis of specialists, required qualifications; description of the sources and cost of staffing the required qualifications.
5. Financial section
Size and structure of project financing:
1) Structure of financing by sources and components: own funds; innovative grant; borrowed funds.
2) Financial model of the project: production program; forecast of sales volumes in monetary terms; calculation of production costs and sales costs; forecast report on income and expenses; forecast cash flow statement; forecast of the break-even point of the project.
3) Financial and economic indicators: net present value (NPV) for the life cycle of the project; internal rate of return (IRR) for the project life cycle; payback period of the project (simple and discounted); simple rate of return (profitability) for each year of the project's life; taxes paid, customs duties and payments to the budget by types.
6. Environmental section
Compliance of the project technology with the standards and regulations for the impact on the environment.
7. Socio-economic section
1) Compliance of the project with the needs of the country's economy (state programs and other documents);
2) Increase in the production of food products and non-food consumer goods;
3) Import substitution (volume and cost of substituted imports);
4) Increase in exports (volume and value of exports);
5) Creation of new jobs.
Head of the organization
_______________ ________________________________________________________
(signature) (surname, name, patronymic)
Seal (if any)
