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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS OF SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS ON DELTA-2 PROGRAMME CZECH-NIGERIA BILATERAL CO-FUNDING R&D PROJECTS FOR YEAR 2023.

The Presidential Implementation Committee (PIC) on Technology Transfer and Information Exchange between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Czech Republic is tasked with the sole objective of implementing the activities of an agreement signed between Nigeria, represented by the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), and the Czech Republic, represented by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (TA CR). The Agreement is to promote the adoption and deployment of technological solutions in different sectors of the Nigerian economy. On May 18, 2022, the PIC opened the Call for Public Proposals for Joint Research and Development (R&D) Projects, which closed on July 13, 2022, with the aim of funding 25 projects in focal areas ranging from:
· Agricultural and Food Technology;
· Mining and Industrial Development, and
· General Manufacturing for SME Development

Two hundred and eighty-five (285) project proposals were received from registered companies and researchers in Nigeria in response to the call. Following the evaluation of the proposals received, twenty-five (25) Nigerian-registered companies met the criteria set by the Assessment Committee, leading to the announcement of the top 25 projects to be funded in the year 2023 on the 4th Call of the Delta-2 Programme.

The PIC-NASENI has established a joint Monitoring and Evaluation team to oversee the implementation of the selected projects from inception, all through to execution and commercialisation of the resulting R&D. Following this announcement, the PIC will proceed to complete the consortiums consisting of R&D organisations based in the Czech Republic making up one side of the partnership, and R&D organisations based in Nigeria making up the other side of the partnership. The M&E Committee will then begin formal checks on these established consortiums in preparation for funding in January 2023.

Congratulations to all the Successful Applicants and to encourage those who didn’t make the list as well as potential applicants, to stay tuned to PIC-NASENI programme platforms and news outlets for information and updates on the next call for public proposals in March 2023.

The following registered companies and projects are among the Twenty-Five (25) successful applicants to be funded:

S/N PROJECT SERIAL NO. NAME OF APPLICANT
ORGANISATION(S)
PROJECTS TITLE
1
PN04D2220113
i. Nnamdi Azikiwe University
ii. CUTIX PLC
Development of Hybrid Natural Fiber Reinforced Plastic (HNFRP) for Electrical Cable Insulation and Accessories (ECIA) and Plumbing Piping and Accessories (PPA)
2
PN04D2220162
TECHNUZU Nigeria Limited
Design and Implementation of a Global Digital Commerce Platform to Help Accelerate the Growth of Nigerian Businesses and Citizens
3
PN04D2220136
i. Center for Renewable Energy Research, Bayero University, Kano
ii. Greenview Shelters
Typha Grass Biomass for Sustainable Bio-Jet Fuel Production: An Evaluation of Alcohol-To -Jet and Sugar- To -Jet Technologies
4
PN04D2220037
i. RIF Agro Nigeria Limited
ii. NAPRI (National Animal Production Research Institute)
Development of the Dairy Value Chain in Kano State: Through creation of Highlevel innovative processing, marketing and logistics
5
PN04D2220075
i. National Veterinary Research Institute ii. Greenleaf Capital Ventures
Development of new approaches to Vaccination and diagnosis of economically important poultry diseases to enhance production in local and smallholder poultry flocks
6
PN04D2220077
i. Federal University of Technology Owerri
ii. African University of Science and Technology
iii. Nnia Farm Industries Limited
Agro waste conversion technologies (AWCoN Tech) for animal feed and industrial fibre production
7
PN04D2220107
Petrolia Resources Limited
Open Pit and Gold Mining Project in Osun State Osun State
8
PN04D2220041
i. University of Calabar
ii. Jajel Multipurpose Ventures
Gene Expression of Alpha Casein S1 and DGAT1 and its Relationships with Udder Trait and Milk Proximate Compositions in Breeds of Goat
9
PN04D2220031
Usmaniyya General Consultants Ltd
Development of induced breeding protocol for the Giraffe catfish, towards seed production and aquaculture diversification in Nigeria
10
PN04D2220100
i. Nigerian Institute of Mining and Geosciences, Jos
ii. Andriotti Limited
Development of Mercury Free Gold Processing and Training to Promote the Reduction of Mercury Use in Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining in Nigeria
11
PN04D2220070
Acetrace Solutions & Synergy Limited
Implementation of Vertical Farming Across Nigeria
12
PN04D2220087
i. Veritas University Abuja
ii. INNOV8 Technology Hub Ltd
Production solar dryer for the preservation of agricultural food produce in Nigeria
13
PN04D2220141
Association of Legislative Drafting and Advocacy Practitioners (ALDRAP)
Commercialisation of Two Legal Research and Writing Software (LEGISCRIPTA & JURSICRIPTA) And Establishment of Nigeria- Czech Legislative Informatics Academy
14
PN04D2220039
i. University of Calabar
ii. Federal University of Technology, Akure
iii. M.Salhon
Utilization of Jatropha curcas, Justicia carnae and Ocimum gratissimum leaf extracts as phytogenics in improving poultry productivity for sustainable food security
15
PN04D2220091
i. Federal University of Technology Akure
ii. Enpro Consultants Limited
Development of Bioethanol Production Plant for Multiple Feedstock
16
PN04D2220069
Wootlab Innovations Limited
The Use of Big Data Analytics to Improve the Crop Production using IoT in Precision Agriculture
17
PN04D2220016
i. American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, Adamawa State
ii. ASBA Synergy Concept Limited
Agricultural Uniform Information and Access to Market System UNIAMS
18
PN04D2220022
Flagrock Nig Ltd
Flagrock Solar Powered Cold Chain Logisitic & Irrigation Solution Project for Horticultural SMEs
19
PN04D2220056
Chemtech Farms Limited
Waste to Wealth: Conversion of Banana Stem Fibers into Hair Extension
20
PN04D2220111
i. Federal University of Petroleum Resources
ii. Zikivah Enterprises
Development of An Improved Drive Range EMobility Minibus with An Off-Grid Charging Station
21
PN04D2220086
i. Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger state
ii. Hamstring Engineering Company
An emerging technology for industrial wastewater purification for smart irrigation using hydrochar of biomass waste
22
PN04D2220072
i. Social Innovation and Research Institute (SIRI)
ii. Humanitarian Innovation Hub Nigeria Limited
Agro-Hack Initiative: Smart Farming and Irrigation Systems Approach to Social Development
23
PN04D2220004
i. Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara State
ii. Lekusca Resources
Aeroponics Farming: An Option for An Improved Economy in The Face of Boko Haram Insurgency and Fulani Herdsmen Encroachment in Nigeria
24
PN04D2220099
i. National Metallurgical Development Centre (NMDC), Jos
ii. Aga Geoscience Consulting Limited
Mineralogical and Physiochemical Assessment of Low-grade Lead Deposits towards Lead Metal Production
25
PN04D2220115
i. Federal University of Technology Owerri
ii. Ace-Fuels Innovations Ltd
Development of an Improved Evaporative Cooler for Fruits and Vegetable Transportation and Preservation

The PIC-NASENI has established a joint Monitoring and Evaluation team to oversee the implementation of the selected projects from inception, through to execution and commercialization of the resulting R&D.

Following this announcement, the PIC will proceed to complete the consortiums consisting of R&D organizations based in the Czech Republic making up one side of the partnership, and R&D organizations based in Nigeria making up the other side of the partnership. The M&E Committee will then begin formal checks on these established consortiums in preparation for funding in January 2023.

Dr. Dahiru Muhammed

Official Announcement of Results of Successful Applicants on Delta-2 Programme Czech-Nigeria Bilateral Co-funding R&D Projects for Year 2023

Two hundred and eighty-five (285) project proposals were received from registered companies and researchers in Nigeria in response to the call. Following the evaluation of the proposals received, twenty-five (25) Nigerian-registered companies met the criteria set by the Assessment Committee, leading to the announcement of the top 25 projects to be funded in the year 2023 on the 4th Call of the Delta-2 Programme.

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