MINISTRY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
   
   
 

INDO-SRI LANKA

  • INDO-SRI LANKA COOPERATION IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

 

- Philosophy
- Guidelines
- Submit Proposal
- Ongoing Project
- Contact Person

Introduction

The bilateral cooperation in Science & Technology between the Government of India and the Government of Sri Lanka is being implemented through Indo-Sri Lanka Sub-commission on Science & Technology

Programme of Cooperation

A Programme of Cooperation (POC) in S&T was concluded in January 1997 which was renewed in October 1998.

Modes of Cooperation:

· Joint Scientific Projects.
· Exchange of scientists
· Exploratory visits.
· Training.

Subject Areas

· Biotechnology
· Information Technology (including Software development, electronics & communication)
· Alternate (renewable) Energy.
· Space Technology and Remote Sensing.
· Technology Transfer, Training and Collaborative Projects.

New Project Proposals

Calls for proposals on joint research are invited from time to time by the two Governments jointly. In response to such calls, the scientists from both the countries interested in identified subject areas may formulate joint proposals and submit the same to the respective focal points in the two countries.

Guidelines and Application Format

Detailed guidelines along with application format would be provided at the time of
issue of call for proposals. However, the guidelines and application format issued earlier could be accessed at the file “Proforma”.


Processing of Proposals and Project Duration

Project proposals received are reviewed by respective focal points and then a commonly agreed list of joint projects are finalized by the Indo-Sri Lanka Sub-commission on S&T. The processing of proposals normally takes 6-9 months. The project duration is normally 2-3 years.

Financial Support

Under the Programme, financial support is provided to Project Investigators by their respective governments for exchange visits. Support for equipments, consumables and contingencies may be considered on a case to case basis.

Focal Poimts and Contact Persons:

India: Dr. Rajiv Sharma,
Director/ Scientist 'F',
International Division,
Department of Science & Technology,
TechnologyBhawan, NewMehrauli Road,
New Delhi 110 016

Fax: 011-6862418 / 6863847
E-mail: [email protected]

Sri Lanka: Mr. P. Suba Singhe
Senior Assistant Secretary
Ministry of Economic Reforms, Science & Technology
Govt. of Sri Lanka
No. 320 T.B. Jayah Mawatha Colombo-10.
Ph. 00941 693752
FAX 00941 554845
E. Mail: [email protected]