Article 1: In order to strengthen the management of applied technology research and development funds (hereinafter referred to as applied technology research and development funds) and improve the efficiency of fund use, these measures are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and in conjunction with the actual situation of this city. Article 2 Applied technology research and development funds refer to funds arranged by the municipal fiscal budget to support the construction of mechanisms and environment for independent innovation capabilities, promote the close integration of science and technology and economy and the scientific and technological progress of the whole society, and promote the sustainable development of the national economy and society. Special funds established.
Applied technology research and development funds mainly support science and technology plans such as science and technology support plans, policy guidance plans, innovation capacity building plans and major special projects established by this city based on economic and social development. Article 3: Applied technology research and development funds are supported by enterprise units, institutions, state agencies, social groups and other organizations with independent legal person status within the administrative region of this city.
Priority will be given to supporting major national, critical, and public welfare science and technology research and development projects that are in line with the city’s industrial development direction, have high technological content, are highly innovative, have independent intellectual property rights, and adopt international advanced technology standards. Article 4: The management and use of applied technology research and development funds shall adhere to the principles of concentrating resources, highlighting key points, rational arrangements, and focusing on efficiency, and give full play to the evaluation and consulting role of intermediaries and experts in the management and decision-making process. Article 5 The municipal science and technology administrative department is responsible for proposing annual general budget proposals for applied technology research and development funds, arranging annual project budgets, organizing the application and review (evaluation) of project budgets, and preparing plan management fee budgets.
The municipal finance department is responsible for approving the annual general budget for applied technology research and development funds and the plan management fee budget, reviewing and issuing the annual budget, and supervising and inspecting the management and use of funds in conjunction with the municipal science and technology administrative department.
The municipal audit department is responsible for auditing and supervising the use of applied technology research and development funds. Article 6 The scope of expenditures for applied technology research and development funds is project fees and plan management fees.
Project fees refer to all direct and indirect costs incurred in the process of applied technology research and development, including: personnel fees, equipment fees, energy and material fees, test outsourcing fees, travel expenses, conference fees, Consulting service fees, management fees and other related expenses.
(1) Personnel expenses: refers to salary expenses incurred by personnel who directly participate in project research and development. If the unit where a project team member works has an allocation for business expenses, the unit shall promptly pay the project team member the full amount of the business expense in accordance with the standards stipulated by the state, and list it in the relevant subjects of the project budget as required, and shall not include it in the funding funds. Repeat the list.
(2) Equipment fees: refers to the special instruments, equipment, samples, prototype purchase fees and equipment trial production fees necessary in the project research and development process; as well as the costs incurred for upgrading and transforming existing instruments and equipment . The proportion shall not exceed 50% of the funding.
(3) Energy and material costs: refers to the costs of purchasing, transporting, loading and unloading, sorting, etc. of various raw materials, auxiliary materials, and low-value consumables consumed during the project research and development process; related large-scale instruments and equipment, Water, electricity, gas, fuel consumption and other expenses incurred in the operation of special scientific equipment and other equipment that can be measured separately; as well as publishing fees, data fees, special software purchase fees, literature search fees, professional communication fees, patent applications and other knowledge that need to be paid Property rights and other expenses.
(4) Test outsourcing fees: refers to the rental fees, external processing fees for materials and outsourced units (including independent economic accounting units within the project undertaking unit) or cooperative units incurred during the project research and development process. Costs of testing, processing, testing, etc.
(5) Travel expenses: refers to the transportation, accommodation and other expenses incurred during the project research and development process for domestic and foreign research and development, field tests and other work, as well as domestic (domestic) and overseas expenses. The fees required for experts to come to this city.
(6) Conference fees: refers to the fees for special technical and academic conferences related to project research organized during the project research and development process.
(7) Consulting service fees: refers to fees for project technical consultation, feasibility study and report preparation, review and evaluation, etc.
(8) Management fee: refers to the subsidy expenditure for the use of the unit's existing equipment and buildings, daily water, electricity, gas consumption, and other related management expenses during the project research and development process. Management fees are subject to total control and are managed and used by the project undertaking unit. The withdrawal ratio shall not exceed 3% of the funding funds.
(9) Other related expenses: refers to expenses related to project research and development in addition to the above expenses.
The plan management fee refers to the project research, consultation, preliminary evaluation, project evaluation, in-process evaluation, follow-up inspection, post-event evaluation, project acceptance, performance evaluation, Costs incurred in bidding, supervision, science and technology planning preparation, science and technology plan project guide formulation and release, science and technology management personnel training, science and technology awards, etc., as well as related facility costs required to carry out plan management work. The proportion of annual planned management fees should be controlled at 3 to 5 of the total budget for applied technology research and development funds in the fiscal year. Article 7 To apply for applied technology research and development funds, the "Guiyang Science and Technology Plan Project Application Form", "Project Feasibility Study Report", intellectual property certificate or technology novelty search report, fund source certificate, loan intention certificate and other relevant information must be submitted in accordance with regulations. .