Biotechnology Industry Partnership Programme (BIPP)
Biotechnology Industry Partnership Programme (BIPP) supports the development of necessary technologies in the circumstances of recognized national priorities in the area of health, bio-energy, agriculture and green manufacturing. It is an “Ideation to Late Stage” programme started by BIRAC. It supports the development of technologies in the context of recognized national priorities. It is an advanced technological scheme especially for high risk, transformational technology or process development. It is for high-risk futuristic technology and is mainly for the viability of gap funding. The uniqueness of this scheme is that it is for "Breakthrough research" which will enable the products and the process development while it is still patentable, with IP ownership rights resting with industry. The Biotechnology Industry Partnership Programme (BIPP) is a partnership with the Government of India and with industries for public support on a cost-sharing basis for:- Research in futuristic technological areas making Indian industry globally competitive and having major economic potential and are focused on IP creation with the ownership by the Indian industry and collaborating with relevant scientists.
- The development of necessary technological machines/infrastructure of recognized national priorities in the area of agriculture, green manufacturing, health, bioenergy, whereby the scale of these problems has a serious consequence for economic and social development.
BIPP Proposals are invited under 7 broad themes:
- Bioinformatics & facilities that virtually cover every aspect of Biotechnology
- Drugs including drug Delivery
- Industrial Biotechnology including Secondary Agriculture and
- Vaccines and clinical trials
- Agriculture
- Biosimilars & stem cells
- Devices & Diagnostics
Features of BIPP
- Providing support for high risk and accelerated technological development, especially in futuristic technologies.
- Providing for all the necessary product evaluation and validation through support for large scale and limited field trial for agriculture products and clinical trials (Phases I, II, III) for health care products.
- Providing supporting research project for potential IP generation.
Category |
Description |
I |
Areas having major social relevance but uncertain market-driven demand |
II |
Areas having high risk and discovery of innovation research with relevance for making India globally competitive |
III A |
The validation & evaluation of pre-existing products of high national importance of promoting local innovation (Clinical Trials) |
III B |
The validation & evaluation of pre-existing products of high national importance promoting local innovation (Agriculture Field Trials) |
IV |
The sharing of the cost of major facilities that are critical for enabling innovation |
Who can Apply?
- Single or consortia of Indian Company - Small, Medium or Large.
- Solely by any Indian Company.
- Jointly by any Indian Company along with a National R&D Organization and Institutions.
- A group of Indian Companies with the National Research Organization.
- B) The applicant Company should either have:
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- Adequate and necessary in-house facility to address the project implementation and success.
- A registered incubation with any of the recognized Incubation Facility.
Eligibility Criteria for Academic Collaborator
- Any private/public university/colleges in India
- National research laboratories and organisations
- Not-for-profit private research societies/foundation/labs
Registration
- The proposals are required to be submitted online only.
- Online proposal submission can be done through the registered company users only during an active call.
- Usually, four calls are advertised each year. Special calls on certain identified priority areas are also advertised.
- Log on the BIRAC
- If you are a registered user, log-in using the credentials.
- New User Name
- Applicant Type (Company)
- Email ID
- PAN
- Address
- Street/Village
- City/Town
- Country
- State
- Pin/Zip Code
- Landline
- Mobile No.
- Fax Details
- Website (URL)
- Contact details
Call for Proposals
There are mainly three calls for proposals launched in a year:- 15th February–31st March
- 15th June–31st July
- 15th October–30th November
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