(Summit of Hygiene on 7 June 2010

Article 1 enhances the management of the application of technical research and development funds (hereinafter referred to as the application of technology R&D funds) and enhances the effectiveness of the use of funds, in accordance with the relevant legislation, to develop this approach in conjunction with the current market.

The application of technology R&D funds means specific funds established by the municipal budget arrangements to support autonomous innovation capacities and environmental construction, to promote close collaboration between science and technology and the economy and to advance national economic and social sustainable development.

The application of technology R&D funds primarily supports science and technology-supporting programmes, policy orientation programmes, innovative capacity-building plans and major specialized science and technology programmes established by this city in accordance with economic and social development.

Article 3 supports the application of R&D funds for technology development and development in the current city's administration, enterprise units with independent legal personality, business units, State agencies, social groups and other organizations.

Priority support is given to major cross-cutting, critical and public-technical research and development projects consistent with the direction of industrial development in the city, the high level of technology, innovative, autonomous intellectual property and the application of international advanced technical standards.

Article IV uses the management and use of R&D funds, upholds the principles of pooling resources, highlighting priorities, rationalizing arrangements, providing benefits, and plays a full role in the management and decision-making processes of intermediary agencies and experts.

Article 5. The executive branch of the city is responsible for presenting the overall budget proposal for the annual application of technology R&D funds, organizing the annual budget for the project, organizing the declaration and evaluation of the project budget (assessment), and preparing the planned management fee budget.

The municipal finance sector is responsible for the approval of the annual budget for R&D funds and the planned management fee budget, the review and issuance of annual funding budgets, which will oversee the management and use of inspection funds with the municipal science and technology administration.

The municipal audit department is responsible for auditing the use of R&D funds used.

Article 6. Costs for the application of R&D funds for technology are project fees and planned management costs.

Project fees refer to all direct and indirect costs incurred in the application of technical research and development processes, including: personnel costs, equipment, energy material fees, pilot coup fees, travel, conference fees, consultancy services, management fees and other related costs.

(i) Personnel costs: salary expenses incurred by personnel directly participating in project research development. The members of the Project Group have a cost allocation, which is paid in full and on time to the members of the Project Group in accordance with the State-mandated criteria and may not be repeated in the funding provision in accordance with the relevant subjects specified in the project budget.

(ii) Equipment costs: earmarked instruments, equipment, samples, sampling acquisition fees and equipment probationary fees necessary for the development of project studies; and costs incurred in upgrading existing instrument equipment. The proportion should not exceed 50 per cent of funding.

(iii) Energy material costs: costs such as water, electricity, gas, fuel consumption, etc. that can be measured separately from the operation of the project research development process; and requirements for publishing fees, information fees, specialized software purchase fees, literature retrieval, professional communications, patent applications and other intellectual property matters.

(iv) PACT: costs for rental costs incurred in the development of project studies, for processing of expediencies and for commissioning out units (including the project assumes independent economic accounting units within the unit of the project) or for testing, processing, testing, etc.

(v) Travel costs: expenses incurred in national and international research studies for project research development, on-site testing, etc., as well as those required by outside experts in the city.

(vi) Meeting fees: reference to the costs of thematic, academic meetings organized in the course of the project research development process.

(vii) Advisory services: costs for project technical advice, feasibility studies and reporting preparation, evaluation and evaluation.

(viii) Management fees: reference to the use of existing equipment and homes in this unit in the context of project research development, daily water, electricity, gas consumption and other related management costs. The management fee is subject to overall control and is managed and used by the project-mandated units, with the rate not exceeding 3 per cent of funding.

(ix) Other related expenses: costs associated with project research development, in addition to the above-mentioned costs.

The plan management fee refers to the costs incurred by the municipal science and technology administration in carrying out research, advice, early evaluation, screening, post-assessment, performance evaluation, tendering, science and technology planning project guidelines for the organization of science and technology plans, and the related facilities required for the management of plans. The proportion of the annual plan management fee shall be controlled by 3 to 5 per cent of the total budget for the application of R&D funds in the fiscal year.

Article 7. Funds for the application of R&D of technology shall be reported to be submitted in accordance with the provisions of the Declaration on the project of the Metropolitan City Science and Technology Plan, the study on the feasibility of the project, a new report on intellectual property certificates or technologies, a source of funds certificate and a loan interest certificate.

The project declaration unit of Article 8 shall, when preparing the budget for the project, prepare the budget of the source of funds and the budget for the expenditure of the funds without the preparation of the deficit budget. The budget for the source of funds includes funding for various channels used for the same project, including all direct and indirect costs associated with project studies.

The budget for project funds prepared by the project declaration cell, which includes overall project funding, funding sources, expenditure, should be detailed as an independent section to incorporate the project feasibility study.

Article 9. The municipal science and technology administration is responsible for organizing expert or commissioning an intermediary assessment body to evaluate or assess the funding budget for the proposed organization's projects.

Article 10. The municipal science and technology administration, the municipal finance sector, in accordance with project evaluation or assessment, has been finalized and reviewed. The approved project budget is generally not adjusted, and adjustments are required and should be reproduced in the project budget approval process.

Article 11. Funds for the application of technology for research and development are financed, inter alia, on the basis of the types of projects, the scope of the topic and the need for management.

Concrete subsidies, credits are used to fund scientific and technological support for programmes, policy orientation programmes, innovative capacity-building plans and major specific projects; complementary funding for projects that support access to higher-level science and technology programmes; and non-interfer borrowing funds to support ownership of intellectual property, in line with national, provincial, municipal industrial development policies and high-level technology projects for market prospects.

Article 12 Project-holders receive funds allocated for the development of technology:

(i) The provision for the provision of the grant, the accompanying provision is charged to the subject of “special payments” or “expended funds”. At the time of expenditure, the assets generated were recorded in the topic “Financial accumulation” or “fixed assets”; the cost expenditure of the uninduced asset was directly distributing “special payments” or in the subject of “exclusive expenditures”.

(ii) The provision for the provision of a loan close to the current financial costs.

Article 13. The application of R&D funds for technology is governed by a contract contract signed by the Municipal Science and Technology Administration and project-mandated units, which is allocated and used in accordance with the provisions of the STI project.

The Article 14 project assumes units shall implement matching funds in accordance with the requirements of the STIP project and strictly implement the project budget. The budget for the sub-annual implementation of projects should be based on the request for a medium-term inspection (or assessment), and the findings of the medium-term inspection (or assessment) should serve as a reference basis for the adjustment of the project funding budget.

The Article 15 project assumes that the funds for the development of technology shall be accounted for separately and earmarked in accordance with the provisions of the national financial system and the requirements of the project contract.

The Article 16 project assumes units shall report on the use of annual funds and project completion to the municipal science and technology administration, as required by the project contract.

Article 17 provides summary reports on the use of project funds, in addition to the provision of technical inspection reports. More than 500,000 dollars of funds are funded, and the units are required to submit a specific audit report (or auditor services).

Article 18 projects have been completed and collected and the balance funds have been used for the payment of corporate scientific and technical development expenditures.

As a result of the discontinuation of the project, the unit of the project is to be disposed of in accordance with the relevant provisions of the financial resources management, following the approval of the municipal science and technology administration by the project management process.

Article 19 provides for the establishment of funds allocated for the development of technology to enhance the management of R&D funds for applications.

The annual balances for the application of technology R&D funds continue to be used in the next year.

Article 20 establishes a performance appraisal system for project expenditures by the municipal science and technology administration to track the safety, compliance and performance of project funds. The results of the evaluation will serve as an important basis for the review of the eligibility of the project for subsequent annual declaration units.

Article 21 imposes penalties for infringements of financial disciplines, for example, for the misappropriation, misappropriation, crowding in the application of funds for R&D projects, and for the municipal science and technology administration, the municipal finance sector, in accordance with measures such as notification, cessation of allocations, termination of projects, removal of project status. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

Article 2 Abuses by staff members who manage the application of technology R&D funds, acting in private, in favour of private fraud, instigation, negligence, are governed by the law by their offices or superior authorities. The loss was caused by law. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

The application of R&D funds in Article 23 (markets, districts) may be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 24 of this approach has been implemented effective 1 September 2010, while the three cost management approaches for science and technology have been repealed.