Technology Transfer Program
Technology Transfer Program (TT Program) provides support to R&D institutions in order to increase their ability and efficiency in the commercialization of inventions.
Technology Transfer Program (TT Program) identifies researches with commercial potential and provides them with support in order to raise technological and commercial readiness to a higher level. Support can be in the form of commercial advisor support for defining strategy and connecting and establishing cooperation with interested commercial partners and in the form of approving financial support for additional development of the invention/innovation.
Activities provided through the TT Program:
- Providing IP protection strategy and tactics;
- Providing commercialization strategy and tactics;
- Executing and identifying the commercialization strategy and partners;
- Negotiating and closing transactions with commercial partners;
- Marketing activities;
- Monitoring activities and follow-up of further commercialization commitments potentially through support in applying for other IF programs;
- Other services.
Financial support:
- Maximum financing is up to RSD 2.400.000,00 which covers 100% of the approved project budget costs.
Project duration: maximum 12 months
Application documentation: please check Documentation page
Deadline for submission of applications: The public call for the TT Program is open until the allocated funds are spent.
Applications must be submitted through the Innovation Fund online application portal
Contact: ttprogram@inovacionifond.rs
Financing of the Technology Transfer Program for 2022 is provided from the budget of the Republic of Serbia, from the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation.
Financing of the Technology Transfer Program for 2021 is provided from the budget of the Republic of Serbia, from the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development.
Technology Transfer Facility and Technology Transfer Program were established under the Serbia Research, Innovation and Technology Transfer Project (SRITTP), which was financed by the European Union (IPA 2013), and administered by the World Bank. The project was implemented in the period from 2015 to 2019. Later on, funding was provided and continued from the budget of the Republic of Serbia, from the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, and through the Competitiveness and Jobs Project (based on the loan agreement between the Republic of Serbia and the World Bank).