Step 01
MOU Between Governments
India and a partner country sign a formal Science & Technology cooperation agreement.
Step 02
Joint Call Issued
Both countries issue a simultaneous joint call for proposals with aligned themes.
Step 03
Parallel Applications
Indian entity applies to DST/DBT while the foreign partner applies to their agency.
Step 04
Joint Evaluation & Funding
Both agencies evaluate jointly and co-fund approved 2–3 year projects.
🇩🇪 India – Germany
IGSTC / DST-BMBF Programme
Up to ₹2 Crore
Annual calls for collaborative R&D between Indian and German companies or research institutions.
Focus: Smart manufacturing, AI, renewable energy, healthcare
Annual2-3 Years
🇮🇱 India – Israel
I4F — India-Israel Industrial R&D Fund
Up to $500,000
Joint innovation fund supporting industrial R&D between Indian and Israeli companies.
Focus: Agritech, water technology, cybersecurity, medtech
AnnualIndustry
🇫🇮 India – Finland
Team Finland — India Innovation Programme
Up to €200,000
Rolling basis programme supporting clean technology and digital innovation partnerships.
Focus: Clean tech, digital health, smart cities, EdTech
RollingClean Tech
🇬🇧 India – United Kingdom
Newton-Bhabha Fund / UK-India Tech Partnership
Up to £200,000
Annual calls via Innovate UK supporting innovation in clean energy, health, and fintech.
Focus: Net zero, healthcare, fintech, advanced materials
AnnualNet Zero
🇺🇸 India – USA
IUSSTF / Indo-US Science & Technology Forum
Up to $500,000
Joint DST-NSF programme for cutting-edge science and technology collaboration.
Focus: AI, quantum computing, clean energy, agriculture
AnnualDeep Tech
🇰🇷 India – South Korea
IKST / Indo-Korean Science & Technology Centre
Up to ₹1 Crore
NRF-DST joint programme for electronics, clean energy and biotech collaboration.
Focus: Electronics, semiconductors, clean energy, biotech
AnnualElectronics
🌐 Global Technology Access
Partner with world-class foreign companies and research institutions to access cutting-edge technology.
🤝 Co-Funded Projects
Both countries co-fund the project — significantly lowering the financial burden on your company.
📋 Negotiated IP Rights
Intellectual property is jointly owned or negotiated between partners as per the project agreement.
📈 Export Market Entry
Bilateral projects open doors to global supply chains and export markets in partner countries.
1
Partner Matching
We connect you with suitable foreign partners from our global network across 8+ countries.
2
MOU Drafting
We draft the formal MOU between Indian and foreign entities as required by funding agencies.
3
Proposal Writing
Joint project proposals aligned with the specific call requirements of both agencies.
4
Dual Submission
We navigate both the Indian agency portal and guide the foreign partner on their submission.
5
Joint Reporting
Post-award milestone and financial reporting management for both sides of the partnership.