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Strengthening India’s Knowledge-Economy Ecosystem

For a Sustainable “Make in India”

Anjan Das

Executive Director (Technology), Confederation of Indian Industry

Director, Board of Global Innovation & Technology Alliance

Make in India Mittelstand (MIIM) Kick Off Event

Embassy of India, Tiergartenstrasse 17, Berlin

10 September, 2015

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CII Interventions

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1. Stimulating Private Sector's investments in

R&D and technology acquisition

2. Facilitating University-Industry

Collaboration for quality Human Resource

& Applied Research outputs

3. Protecting Intellectual Property Rights

4. Building Design competitiveness

5. Promoting Innovation, Entrepreneurship &

Start-ups


CII’s Key PPP Knowledge

Economy Vehicles


1. Global Innovation & Technology Alliance

2. Prime Minister’s Fellowships for Doctoral

Research

3. Technology Development & Promotion

Centers & IPR Facilitation Cells


Key Outputs – Global R&D



Key Outputs – PhD Fellowships



Key Outputs – IP Filing & Services



Key Outputs – Capacity building



Government’s Arm’s length organization

PPP Joint Venture ‘not–for–profit’ Company incorporated by

Technology Development Board

Department of Science & Technology

Government of India

Stimulating Indian industry’s investments in R&D and

technology acquisitions through sharing of risks and global

technology partnership


Background India has an excellent indirect incentive in the form of 200%

Weighted Tax Deduction on industry’s expenditure in

R&D. But direct incentives through flexible funding

support for industrial R&D with writing–off of failures was

missing.

India’s international technology cooperation has so far

been limited to institutional collaborations in academic

research – industry were not made involved

Thus, India’s private sector’s low investment in R&D

resulted in less number of R&D professionals produced

and engaged leading to less number of patents filed and

commercialized and finally resulted in low value addition

in manufacturing and low high technology exports



Incorporation of GITA In 2011, a PPP, not–for–profit Company named “Global Innovation

& Technology Alliance” (GITA) was incorporated jointly by the

Technology Development Board (TDB) of the Department of

Science & Technology (DST), Govt of India and the Confederation

of Indian Industry (CII).

GITA was given a clear mandate to implement Government’s direct

incentives/funds to stimulate industry’s investment in R&D,

technology acquisition, technology development & demonstration

with Indian and global industry and institutional partners to deliver

commercialisable products and services to Indian and global

markets.

In order to provide sufficient flexibility to GITA, the majority (51%)

share of GITA’s seed capital has been invested by CII’s key

member companies and the minority share (49%) has been

invested by Government of India.



GITA – A Unique Institution An Innovative PPP mechanism - Government’s Arm’s Length

Organization – driven by industry – manned by professionals

for increasing Indian industry’s investment in technology by

Mapping technology gaps

Connecting among technology developers, providers, commercializers

Evaluating through transparent process, technology offers across the

globe on appropriateness from techno–economic perspective for India,

Funding through quick and disbursal process and flexible funding

modes (loan/grant/equity), last phase of technology development that

connects the market

Demonstrating technology solutions impacting lives of people

A unique one-stop-shop institution for providing demand–driven

Technology solutions through Institutional & Global alliances

through a competitive process and for forging frontline Global

technological alliances for Indian companies for achieving

leadership in Global & Domestic markets



Funding Philosophy – Global programs


Collaborative

Industrial

R&D /

Technology

Development

Projects

Indian

Government

Indian

Industry

Indian

Institution

Foreign

Government

Foreign

industry

Foreign

institutions

25% fund+ tech

development

expertise

25% fund+

Innovations

for Indian mkt

Prototypes / 1st batch of products

Ready for mass manufacturing

For Indian & global market

In

24

months


Funding Philosophy – India programs


Industrial R&D /

Technology

Development

Projects

Technology

Acquisition from

across the

globe

Technology

demonstration

projects

Indian

Government

Indian

industry

Indian

institutions

Minimum 50%

fund

New products

and services

developed for

commercial use

New technology

acquired for

commercial use

Demonstration

of new

technology


Funding Process

Donor government agency transfers program

fund to GITA

GITA floats Request for Proposals (RFP)

Indian industry (in partnership with

institutions & overseas industry, as applicable)

submits applications

GITA does initial due diligence and GITA’s Project Evaluation

Committee evaluates and select awards of projects

GITA does on-site due diligence and signs

agreements with selected industry after due approval of donor

government agency

GITA disburses 1st

installment of funding support to selected

industry

GITA’s Project Monitoring Committee monitors

progress of projects by visiting sites periodically

GITA disburses milestones-based

subsequent installments of funding to industry

GITA signs project closure agreements after successful completion or

pre-mature closure of projects

GITA recovers loan / interest / royalty as per agreement from fund

recipients


DST’s Bilateral Industrial R&D Programs

Canada United

Kingdom

FinlandSpain Israel Republic of

Korea

On-going programs

Programs in pipeline

SwedenNetherlands Norway Japan

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Current GITA Projects (of DST)



Other Government programs

1. Department of Electronics & IT’s Bilateral

Industrial R&D Fund for electronics & IT sector for

Indian industry partnering with global industry

2. Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion’s

Technology Acquisition & Development Fund

(TADF) for Indian MSMEs to acquire green

manufacturing technologies from across the globe

3. Ministry of Defence’s Technology Development

Fund (TDF) for new product development in

Defence sector for Indian industry with or without

global partners



GITA – Technology Partner of

Make in India Mittelstand Program


GITA Services to German Industry

1. Value added facilitation services

a) Technical and financial evaluations of

technologies

b) Technology Promotions

c) Techno-commercial services

Filing of Intellectual Property

Facilitate signing of technology partnership

agreements

Facilitate access to Indian government’s schemes,

incentives and recognition

Facilitate technology demonstration

Facilitate certifications and requisite clearances

Any other services as needed by German industry




Indicative GITA fees for Value added

facilitation services


GITA Services Direct Cost (if any)

(to be mutually agreed)

Plus GITA Man-

day Cost

Technology

Evaluation

Cost of expert’s fees, travel,

meetings, documentation etc.

300 Euro(2 to 4 man-days will be

required based on needs)

Technology

Promotion

Cost of documentation,

advertisement, meeting, travel etc.



Techno-

commercial

services

Cost of expert’s fees, travel,

meetings, documentation etc.





2. Partnership development platforms

a) Technology-business delegations to and from India

b) Workshops / seminars

c) Expositions

d) B2B / One-on-One meetings

Indicative GITA Fees (to be mutually decided)

a) Direct cost of events, travel, documentation,

promotion etc

b) Plus : GITA man-day cost (250 Euro per man-day)




3. Information Services

a) Technology driven Indian industries in the focus sectors

b) Academic and Research institutions having research

capabilities and track record in the focus sectors

c) Technology experts in the focus sectors

d) Government’s policy, law and incentives for R&D, Design,

Intellectual Property Rights, and Start-ups etc.

Indicative GITA Fees (to be mutually decided)

a) Basic information – Free of cost

b) Customized information

Direct cost of priced information, Travel, meeting, documentation etc.

Plus : GITA man-day cost (250 Euro per man-day)


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