1. CRC-pardy Final CRC-pardy Nuts & Bolts Growth Centres Selection
Criteria
Case
Studies
Impact
Tool
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$300
$300
$300
$300
$300
$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
$500
$500
$500
$500
$500
Final CRC-pardy

2. Nuts and bolts for $100
What is the timing of the CRC Rounds?

3. Nuts and bolts for $200 What matching funds do I need?
You must at least match what you ask for (in cash and in-kind)

4. Nuts and bolts for $300 Who can participate ?
CRC-P – minimum two Australian industry entities (one an SME) plus research organisation
CRC – a group including one Australian industry entity and one research organisation

5. Nuts and bolts for $400 What is the limit on funds ? CRCs – no limit
CRC-Ps – $3 million

6. Nuts and bolts for $500 Who assesses CRC and CRC-P applications
The CRC Advisory Committee and the Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science

7. Growth Centres for $100 What do the six Industry Growth Centres cover?
Advanced Manufacturing;
Cyber Security;
Food and Agribusiness;
Medical Technologies and Pharmaceuticals;
Mining Equipment, Technology and Services; and
Oil, Gas and Energy Resources.

8. Growth Centres for $200
What is the key information you need from the Growth Centres?
10-year Sector Competitiveness Plan

9. Growth Centres for $300
What is the best way to engage the Growth Centres?
It depends
Early
Face-to-face if possible
They want to help, and are in great position to do so.

10. Growth Centres for $400 Can a Growth Centre be a CRC Participant ?
Yes, but rare

11. Growth Centres for $500 Is Growth Centre involvement compulsory ?
No, but highly desirable

12. Selection criteria for $100
What are the selection criteria?
Industry Impact
Scientific Excellence
Management/governance arrangements
Education program
National Benefit
Value for money

13. Selection criteria for $200
Are the selection criteria of equal value?
30% Industry Impact
30% Proposed research activities
10% Management/governance arrangements
10% Education program
10% National Benefit
10% Value for money

14. Selection criteria for $300
What does an “industry outcome” include ?
Industry problem solved
Tangible product, service, policy or process
Commercial benefit and spillovers

15. Selection criteria for $400
What makes competitive “research activities”?
Strong link to industry outcome
Pathway to adoption
Participant involvement

16. Selection criteria for $500
What are the governance arrangements for a CRC for a CRC-P?
Company limited by guarantee
CRC- Steering Committee

17. Case studies for $100
Medical Services

18. Mining and Infrastructure
Case studies for $200
Mining and Infrastructure

19. Case studies for $300
Manufacturing

20. Environment and Agriculture
Case studies for $400
Environment and Agriculture

21. Social and Economic Development
Case studies for $500
Social and Economic Development

22. Impact Tool for $100 When is the Impact Tool required ?
At stage II of full CRC bids

23. Impact Tool for $200 What measures does the Impact Tool generate?
The Impact Tool generates two commonly used measures of return on investment: the net present value (NPV) and the benefit:cost ration (BCR)
We conclude that the value of the Impact Tool is not only for ex-ante and ex-post evaluation of the impacts of particular technologies, but it also provides a very effective tool for RD&E project planning

24. Impact Tool for $300
What are the elements of the impact tool ?

25. Impact Tool for $400 Is the Impact Tool just for CRC selection ?
No, used at all reviews

26. Impact Tool for $500
How far out does the Impact Tool go ?
15 years

27. Final CRC-pardy
Write your own “Future Headline” from a CRC or CRC-P you would like to see.
Discuss it with the person next to you for two minutes