UGC UKIERI Call for

Research Proposals
2017-18
Schedule
S.No. Activities Date/Month

1 Date of Advertisement for Call for Proposals 23 August 2017

2 Last Date for acceptance of Proposals 20 October 2017

3 Dates for Pre-bid conference 1 Sep 2017 30 Sep,

2017

4 Evaluation and Final selection December 2017

Disclaimer
This Call for Proposal is not an agreement and is neither an offer nor invitation by the UKIERI
Governance Board (the Authority) and the UGC to the prospective applicants or any other
person. The purpose of this call for proposals is to provide interested parties with
information to assist in the formulation of their application to this call for proposals (the
"Application").

The Authority may in its absolute discretion, but without being under any obligation to do
so, update, amend or supplement the information, assessment or assumptions contained in
this call for proposals.

The issue of this call for proposals does not imply that the Authority is bound to select and
shortlist pre-qualified applications and reserves the right to reject all or any of the
applications or bids without assigning any reasons whatsoever.

Contact and Queries

Before making direct queries please see the FAQs on the UKIERI website.

Additional questions should be directed to the UKIERI Secretariat using the following email
address:ukieri@britishcouncil.org

Pre-bid workshops will be held across India and the UK in September 2017. Interested
applicants shall register for the workshops once they are announced on the UKIERI website.
Applicants in India are requested to send queries in advance at ukieri@britishcouncil.org
while applicants in the UK should send queries to ukieri@international.ac.uk
Background to the Programme
The UK India Education Research Initiative (UKIERI) started in April 2006 with the aim of
enhancing educational links between India and the UK.

The following values and principles have been embedded into the design and
implementation of the initiative across the various programmes being implemented:

Mutual benefit
Sustainability
Capacity building
Social inclusion

Phases of UKIERI

The aim of Phase 1 (2006-2011) of the programme was to establish UKIERI as a framework
to enable a step-change in the UK-India relationship in education and research.

Phase 2 (2011-2016) focused on thematic areas agreed by both countries which included
Leadership Development, Innovation Partnerships, Skills Development and Enhancing
Mobility.

UKIERI Phase 3 (2016-2021) aims to build on the achievements of the previous two phases
through a targeted approach focussed upon maximising impact. Fewer, long term activities
will be undertaken to enhance the quality of education and research links across the two
countries and these will be driven by and for practitioners.

UKIERI Phase 3 has three strands of activity:

Strand 1: Leadership and faculty development

Strand 2: Integration of skills in education

Strand 3: E-partnership and research incubation

This call is a key activity of Strand 3: E-partnership & research incubation.

UKIERI is funded from India by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department
for Science and Technology, the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, the
University Grants Commission and All India Council for Technical Education. It is funded from
the UK by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Foreign and
Commonwealth Office, British Council, Scottish Government, Welsh Government and
Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland.
Section 1: General Guidelines

1.1 Duration and Value of Partnership

1.1.1. UGC-UKIERI funds are available for partnerships of up to two years in duration.
The start date for the project shall be from April 2018 and completion date shall
be no later than March 2020. Lead Applicant shall strictly adhere to the project
timelines however for any unforeseen reasons, extension of the project timeline
upto 6 months will be considered on case to case basis after due approvals from
the competent authority in UGC and UKIERI.
1.1.2. The UK Lead Applicant will be funded by UKIERI whereas the Indian Lead
Applicant will be funded by UGC in respective national currencies.
1.1.3. Total value of partnerships will provide for a maximum of GBP 50,000 equivalent
over the duration of the project, subject to availability of funds.
1.1.4. Projects completed under UKIERI are eligible to apply again provided they have
successfully closed the project (including financial closure).

1.2 Thematic Areas

1.2.1 The partnerships will be open for all subjects / disciplines

1.3 Background about UGC-UKIERI Funding

1.3.1 UGC-UKIERI funding is designed to support collaborative costs of joint research
projects. It is expected that a considerable portion of UGC-UKIERI funds will be used
to support exchanges between the research teams in the two countries.
1.3.2 Indicative rates have been provided (2.4.7) for most elements and where provided,
must be used.
1.3.3 Eligible costs include exchange visits of staff, researchers and research students,
with extended periods of research attachments. Such exchanges should be
essential to the delivery of the projects proposed outcomes.
1.3.4 A UGC-UKIERI project grant can cover the following:
Research staff and (postdoctoral) research fellows (or equivalent)
exchanges: This includes travel and accommodation costs for a maximum
duration of 15 days per year.
Research students (postgraduate and PhD) exchanges: it includes travel
and accommodation costs for a maximum duration of 89 days per year.
Reasonable costs directly associated with the research activities e.g.
reagents and other specialist laboratory consumables, (of up to a maximum
of 15% of the total amount requested from UGC-UKIERI).
Other costs, including staff costs, field visits directly associated with the
delivery of the project and not mentioned above, will be considered on an
ad hoc basis.
1.3.5. Up to four visits each side, per year is permitted during the project period.
1.3.6. Administration overhead costs of up to 10%, excluding travel and field work is
permitted. This could cover administrative costs, data collation, accounting and other
 similar services. UGC-UKIERI funds are not intended to contribute towards the costs of
administration or other institutional overheads fully.
1.3.7. International Airfares UKIERI grant funding can be used for economy class
international travel including internal transfers. Costs of domestic travel are not
eligible and should be borne by institutions

1.4 Eligibility Criteria

Lead Applicant:
1.4.1. The Lead Applicant from the India Institution and UK institution must be a full-time
teaching faculty with PhD degree or equivalent.
1.4.2. The Indian Lead Applicant must be employed at an institution which either receives
development grant from UGC or is funded by MHRD.

For UK Institution:
1.4.3. UK Lead Applicants should be an employee of a recognised UK university
(https://www.gov.uk/check-a-university-is-officially-recognised/recognised-bodies)
or not-for-profit UK research organisations
(http://www.rcuk.ac.uk/documents/documents/eligibilityiros-pdf/) and resident
within the UK. EU citizens may apply provided they hold a permanent position in a
UK institution. Non-EU citizens may apply provided they have held a permanent
position at a UK institution for at least three consecutive years.

For Indian Institution:

1.4.4. A letter confirming the eligibility of the Indian institution issued by the UGC is
required. The confirmation letter should be signed by Section Officer, IC section,
University Grants Commission. The Indian applicant shall apply to the UGC for
eligibility letter at email id: ugcic2@gmail.com

Joint Application Form:

1.4.5. The proposal must be a joint submission by the UK and Indian teams, through their
institutions. Proposals must be endorsed by respective institutions.

1.5 Monitoring and Evaluation

1.5.1. Each Project will be monitored by the UKIERI Secretariat in partnership with the UGC.
Mid-term review of the projects can be conducted by the implementing agencies.

1.5.2. Reports should be submitted every 6 months via the online portal to UKIERI
Secretariat. Hard copies of reports should also be submitted to the UGC by the Indian
Lead Applicant. Reports must clearly indicate the achievements made within six
months of the report period against the indicators mentioned in the work plan. At the
end of the project, a closure report is to be submitted via the online portal.
1.5.3. Any discrepancy in the use of grant or any other issue related to the project shall be
communicated to UKIERI Secretariat and UGC as soon as possible.
1.5.4. UKIERI Secretariat and UGC have the right to withdraw funding if project
implementation deviates widely from the proposal description.

1.6 Submission of Application

1.6.1. The applicant shall provide all the information sought under this call for proposals.
Only applications that are received in the required format and complete in all respects
shall be evaluated.
1.6.2. Lead applicants can submit only one application. Any applicant who submits, or
participates in more than one proposal will be disqualified along with the partnership
of which that individual is a participant.
1.6.3. Applications must be submitted through the online portal. The link to the
application portal is http://www.ukieri.org/call -for-research-
applications-2017-18.html The application can be submitted by Lead applicant
of either UK or Indian institute.

An additional hard copy of application form along with 3 annexures should be

downloaded via the online portal, then printed, signed by the Indian Lead Applicant
and forwarded by his/her institute, and sent to the following address:

Section Officer, IC Section,

University Grants Commission
Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg
Delhi 110002

1.6.4. Indian Lead Applicants should also send a PDF version (downloaded from online
portal) of the application form along with 3 annexures to UGC using the below
address:

Email: proposalic@gmail.com

1.7. Evaluation Criteria

1.7.1. Assessment of proposals will be based upon the following criteria (please see the
application form for further detail):
Operational capacity and relevance
Proposal specific criterion
UKIERI specific criterion
Budget and cost effectiveness
1.8. Evaluation Process for Selection of Research Projects

There is a three-stage process for selection of the research projects.

Stage One: Eligibility Check

1.8.1. All proposals will be screened by the UKIERI Secretariat to ensure they are eligible.
Applications will be rejected for any one of the following criteria.
Application received after due date.
Incomplete application.
Application without endorsement from the respective institutes of India
and UK.
Application without all completed attachments.

Stage Two: Evaluation by panel of subject experts

1.8.2. All eligible proposals will be assessed by external expert assessors. The assessment
panel will evaluate the projects as per pre-determined assessment criteria.
1.8.3. Applications will be assessed separately in the UK and India and final
recommendations will be based on the marks/grades awarded by UK and India
assessors.
1.8.4. A final list of proposals recommended for funding will be prepared by a joint
Committee which will include representatives from the UK and Indian side.
Stage Three: Final Selection and approval by Project Board
1.8.5 The final decision on selection of projects for grant support shall be made by the
UKIERI Governance Board.
1.8.6 All the Lead Applicants will be informed about its being selection or rejection by the
UKIERI Secretariat and UGC.

1.9 Signing of Contracts

1.9.1. A contract shall be signed between UKIERI and successful UK institutions.
1.9.2. Approval letters will be issued by UGC to the selected Indian Lead Applicant and the
Indian institutions. These institutions are required to complete documentation prior
to the sanctioning of the grant by the UGC.

1.10 Transfer of Grants

1.10.1. After signing of the contract, money will be transferred to the UK institutions.
1.10.2. Indian institutions will receive grant from UGC after completion of required
documentation.
Section II: Preparation and Submission of
Application
2.1 About Application Form
2.1.1 The application form has six sections.
PART A: Project summary
PART B: Principal partners involved
PART C: Project proposal
PART D: Financial proposal
PART E: UKIERI specific criteria
PART F: Peer reviews

2.2 Modification of the submitted application form

2.2.1 No modification shall be entertained after submission of the application form.

2.3 Financial Proposals

2.3.1 Please summarise the estimated costs for UK (in GBP) and for India (in INR) over the
period of the project on an annual basis. Please assume the start date for project as
1 April 2018. An exchange rate of 1 GBP = 84.2 INR should be used at all times unless
otherwise stated by the Authority.
2.3.2 All travel and accommodation costs where applicable should be the most reasonably
priced economy class. In-country costs for UK staff should be calculated in the Indian
budget and for Indian staff in UK budget.
2.3.3 Project specific costs (up to 15% of the total project funding): Funds can be used to
contribute for such needs. However, funds cannot be employed to meet the regular
administrative costs or running costs of the institution.
2.3.4 Any other costs to be met from UKIERI &UGC funds should be itemised.
2.3.5 The following costs are not eligible under UKIERI:
debts and provisions for losses or debts
interest owed
items already financed in another framework
currency exchange losses
direct costs of staff time
administration or other overheads
2.3.6 Tuition fee may be charged to UKIERI for UK based research student and other
institutional fees. However, it is anticipated that many participating institutions will
include tuition fee as a significant part of their institutional contribution to UKIERI.
Therefore, it is requested that the tuition fee shall be subsidised for the research
students who will be part of the project.
2.3.7 UGC-UKIERI has indicative rates given below for allowances:
Indicative Allowances for Indian Research Team Members Travelling to the UK
2.3.8 Monthly allowance for Research Staff and Fellows: GBP1700
2.3.9 Monthly allowance for Research Students: GBP1300
2.3.10 Visas: For any number of visits up to 6 months duration each in any 6 month
period: GBP150
2.3.11 The cost of hospitality (allowances and accommodation) will be provided by the UK
side.
Indicative Allowances for UK Research Team Members Travelling to India
2.3.12 Daily allowance for Research Staff and Fellows: 2500 INR
2.3.13 Daily allowance for Research Students: 1000 INR
2.3.14 Visas: For any number of visits up to 6 months duration each in any 6 month period:
GBP80
2.3.15 The cost of hospitality (allowances and accommodation) will be provided by the
Indian side.
2.3.16 Grants/ financial support from other sources shall also be specified explicitly in the
Financial Proposal.
 UGC- UKIERI CALL FOR RESEARCH PROPOSALS 2017

IMPORTANT

1. Please read the Guidelines for UGC-UKIERI call for research proposals
before filling this form.
2. UK and India Partners are advised to jointly work on the application
submission, there will be only one application that needs to be submitted.
One partnership needs only one login and hence the application needs to
be submitted after joint agreement.

Instructions on how to fill out the form

This application form can be saved at any time before completing or submitting it.
In order to save the form and complete it later, click on the 'Save' button at the
top or bottom of the page. The form is also automatically saved as you navigate
through the pages.

Please see the guidelines provided in the links above for further information.

Contact
If you have any queries about this call or if you encounter any technical issues
with the online application please contact the UKIERI Team:
ukieri@britishcouncil.org Please specify that your query relates to the UGC
Research call.

Deadline for submission

16:00 (UK time) 20 October 2017.
We look forward to receiving your Application.
UKIERI Team
Document Templates to be used

Please download a copy of the following document templates and use them for uploading
information wherever requested throughout this application,

1. Annexure I- Project W ork Plan

2. Annexure II- Financial Proposal
3. Annexure III(a)- CV Format for India Lead Applicant
4. Annexure III(b)- CV Format for UK Lead Applicant

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IMPORTANT

Please ensure that you fill the below questionnaire before proceeding to the next step. This will
determine whether you as an applicant is eligible to apply for the UGC-UKIERI call for research
proposals 2017.

If you do not meet any of the below mentioned eligibility criteria, you would be unable to submit
this application for further review

Are you a UKIERI Awardee? Yes No

Have you submitted all the financial closure reports Yes No

*The Lead Applicant is a full-time member of faculty Yes No

*The Lead Applicant holds a PhD degree or equivalent Yes No
*The UK institution is in the list of recognised institutions (refer link -
https://www.gov.uk/check-a-university-is-officially-recognised/recognised-bodies)
Yes No
or is in the list of not-for-profit UK research organisations (refer link-
http://www.rcuk.ac.uk/documents/documents/eligibilityiros-pdf/)
*The UK Lead Applicant is resident within the UK / has held a position in a UK
Yes No
institution for at least three consecutive years
*The UK Lead Applicant is an EU citizen who holds a permanent position in a UK
institution Yes No
*The Indian Lead Applicant is employed at an institution which either receives
development grant from the UGC or is funded by MHRD Yes No
*The Indian Lead Applicant has received an eligibility letter from the UGC before Yes No
applying for the application
*The proposal is a joint proposal
Yes No
*The proposal is endorsed by the respective institutions
Yes No

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A. Brief about the Project

*Project Title

*Project Area

*Project Goal & Objectives ((please mention only 3 main objectives)

*UK Lead Partner

*India Lead Partner

Total Value of Grant requested

*GBP (on UK Side)

*INR (on India side)

Total Grant Requested in GBP: (Calculated based on exchange rate of 1

GBP = INR 84.200)

*Project Start date

(April 2018 onwards)

Date Month Year

*Project end Date

(Before March 2020)

Date Month Year

B. Lead Partners Involved

*UK Lead Applicant Name

*Institution

Institution Address

*Address line 1

Address line 2

*Town/city

*Post code

*Phone number

*Email

UK Group: Please give a brief about experience of the lead applicant and the
team in the subject area pertaining to the project (max 200 words).

*Attach CV of lead applicant in the prescribed format (Annexure III b)

CV upload (attach)
*India Lead Applicant Name

*Institution

Institution Address

*Address

*Country List of countries

*Phone number

*Email

India Group: Please give a brief about experience of the lead applicant and the
team in the subject area pertaining to the project (max 200 words).

*Attach CV of lead applicant in the prescribed format (Annexure III a)

CV upload (attach)

Other partners

Institute/organization name Lead person phone Lead person email

Add other partner

Other Partners as appropriate (max 500 words): Please provide a brief
background note detailing the main experience of the team.

Industry Partners (max 500 words): Please provide details of engagement with
industry partner and their role in use of the project results.

C. Project Proposal

*Brief Description of the Project (300 words): Please summarise the purpose
and benefits of the proposed collaborative project in language that might be used
for a more general audience.

*Scientific & Technical Details (1000 words): Please describe in detail the
scientific & technical aspects of the proposed project. This may be in more
specialised language and may cover methodology, to demonstrate the research
merit of the project.
*Work Plan for the Period of the Project along with indicators for
monitoring and evaluation; and Risk and Mitigation: Please specify the work
plan in the attached format (Please see Annexure I). The UKIERI Board requires
a brief six monthly report (Phase 1), an annual more substantial report for each
project (Phase II) and; an evaluation report at the end of the project (Phase III).

Work Plan Upload (attach)

* Proposed Project Outcomes (700 words): Please summarise briefly the

intended outcomes of the proposed collaborative project. Responses should
include: (1) short term benefits to the individual & institution; and (2) lasting
sustainable impacts at individual, institutional, sector and national level. Please
consider knowledge transfer, training, patents, joint publications, community
outreach, student outreach, business partnership, new technology development,
policy level intervention etc. as appropriate.

*Dissemination & Impact (300 words): Please indicate how you intend to
communicate the findings to a wider audience. Are any of the expected results
likely to have commercial value? How do you propose to share it?

*Exchanges (500 words): Please list clearly details of movements of people

between research teams on an annual basis showing the direction of exchange,
including number and duration of visits.
Have you considered Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) associated with the
project (300 words)? Please indicate how you are addressing. (if applicable)

D. Financial Proposal

*Financial Proposal - Please upload the financial proposal in the attached format
(Please see Annexure II). Please note that the extent of expenditure on approved
exchange visits viz. international airfare for Indian scientists and local hospitality
to the UK scientists as per approved norms. Some support for consumables and
contingencies may be considered as per UGCs norms. Major items of
expenditure should be met from internal resources of the Implementing Institution
or any other sources.

Finance plan upload (attach)

E. UKIERI Criteria

Impact Parameters (300 words each): Please indicate how you will seek to
ensure the project meets the following impact parameters.

1. *Long Term Sustainability: Indicate how you will seek to ensure that the
activities under the thematic project will be sustainable after the UKIERI
project funding has finished.

2. *Mutuality and Complementarity: Indicate the likely benefits of the

thematic project to the two nations - India and UK. Also indicate the scale
and scope of the anticipated benefits.
 3. *Inclusion and Capacity Building: Indicate the methods/tools used for
social inclusion and capacity building through this thematic project.

4. *Inclusion and Capacity Building: Indicate the methods/tools used for

social inclusion and capacity building through this thematic project.

5. *Industry Engagement: List clearly details of association with

businesses, industry and corporate through the project.

6. *ICT, Digital tools and Innovation: List clearly details of how you would
incorporate ICT, digital platforms and concept of innovation to outreach in
the project.

F. Peer Reviews

Please provide the names of two peer reviews, one for each lead partner.
These should be independent of the teams involved. We might contact either one
or both for their assessment.
Assessor 1
Name

Non UK address

*Address line 1

Address line 2

*Town/city

*Post code

*Phone number

*Email

Relationship to
assessor

Assessor 2

*Name

Non UK address

*Address

*Country

*Phone number

*Email address

Relationship to
assessor
G. Further Documents

Please upload a signature for each person below. Image files or PDF are
accepted.

Signature of Lead Applicant (UK)

Attach

Signature of Head of Institution or Alternate with Delegated Authorities (UK)

Attach

Signature of Lead Applicant (India)

Attach

Signature of Head of Institution or Alternate with Delegated Authorities (India)

Attach
Submission
Please note that a confirmation email containing your ID application number will
be sent to your email address. If you do not receive the email following the
submission of this form, please contact us: ukieri@britishcouncil.org within 3
working days from the deadline, otherwise your application will be considered
ineligible. Your application ID number should be mentioned in all the
communications with the British Council.

The British Council wishes to publish information on successful applications

(including the summary provided on the first page of this form) on their website,
in promotional materials disseminated through any medium, and in reports and
documents. The British Council will not publish personal details on their website
or via other media without prior permission.

I agree to information on this form, excluding information about individuals,

being put on the British Council website and used in promotional materials.

Your application ID is shown below. Please use this ID in all correspondence with
British Council.

Application ID

After you submit your application you will not be able to edit your
application in any way, and you will not be permitted to create a second
application. Please also be advised that the UKIERI Team do not have
permission to make changes to your application.

Submit Application
 Annexure I

UGC - UKIERI Call for Research Proposals: Project Work Plan & Timelines
Project Title
UK Lead Institution
Indian Lead Institution
Project start date
Project end date
Project Activities (Year-w ise) Specify roles of India and UK Timelines Outcomes Indicators Risks Measures to
(Please include the details of exchange visits, workshops, partners for each activity (Please provide details of expected timelines of (Please list down the key expected outcomes (Please mention indicators against Associated mitigate risks
trainings, dissemination and outreach activities and each activity listed) such as knowledge transfer, training, patents, outcomes for monitoring and evaluation)
evaluation Reports after each phase) joint publications, community outreach, student
outreach, business partnership, new technology
development, policy level intervention etc for
each activitiy listed)
 Annexure II

UGC-UKIERI Finance Sheet

UK Costs (in GBP)

Per Unit
Cost (in April 2018- April 2019- Total
Expenditure Number of Units GBP) March 2019 March 2020 Cost
Visit of UK team to India ( include Fare+ Visa fees + Medical insurance)
International Fare
Visa Fees
Overseas Medical Insurance by silver class for visit duration
Visit of India team to UK ( Local travel + accommodation + Allowances)
Local Travel (from nearest airport + field work , if any)
Hospitality
Accommodation
Allowances/Subsistences (work out separately for faculty and students)
Project costs ( include purchase of any software/books relevant to project)
Manpower Cost
Institutional Overhead
Project seminar
Consumables
Contingency
Total UKIERI funding requested

India Costs (in INR Year wise)

Per Unit
Cost (in April 2018- April 2019- Total
Expenditure Number of Units INR) March 2019 March 2020 Cost
Visit of India team to UK ( include Fare+ Visa fees + Medical insurance)
International Fare
Visa Fees
Overseas Medical Insurance by silver class for visit duration
Visit of UK team to India ( Local travel + accommodation + per diem)
Local Travel (from nearest airport + field work , if any)
Hospitality
Accommodation
Allowances/Subsistences (work out separately for faculty and students)
Project costs ( include purchase of any software/books relevant to project)
Manpower Cost
Institutional Overhead
Project seminar
Consumables
Contingency
Total UGC funding requested

Per Unit April 2018- April 2019- Total

External Funding Contributions (from Institution or other Sources) Number of Units Cost March 2019 March 2020 Cost
Direct investment from institution ( can include staff time)
Direct investment from other partners eg commercial sponsor
Indirect contributions from institution student fee and other discounts
Indirect contributions from institution project costs
Other indirect or direct contributions (please specify)
Total

PLEASE NOTE:
1. Accomodation-The host institution is responsible for providing/arranging accomodation for the visitng institution.However the cost for accomodation need to be reflected
in costing of host institution.
2. Monthly Allowances/Subsistence- Not to exceed the limits mentioned in the guidelines.
3.Please add justification / basis of calculation
 Annexure III

CV FORMAT

1. Name:

First Middle Last

2. Profession:

3. Education:

4. Nationality:

5. Membership of Professional Associations:

6. Employment Record:

From:
Employer:
Position Held:
Summary:

From:
Employer:
Position Held:
Summary:

From:
Employer:
Position Held:
Summary:

7. Work undertaken that best illustrates related work (clearly showing role played, duration of input,
complexity of work undertaken, and core competencies)

Name of assignment or project:

Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:

8. Number of projects pursued by the team (on-going and those completed in last 5 years)

Title of the project Funding Agency & Lead coordinator and Significant outcomes
Total cost Duration of the
project

9. List of Publication:

Citation Format:
Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year of publication). Title of journal article. Title of
journal: Subtitle of journal, volume number (issue number), first page-last page.
 Annexure III

CV FORMAT

1. Name:

First Middle Last

2. Profession:

3. Education:

4. Nationality:

5. Membership of Professional Associations:

6. Employment Record:

From:
Employer:
Position Held:
Summary:

From:
Employer:
Position Held:
Summary:

From:
Employer:
Position Held:
Summary:

7. Work undertaken that best illustrates related work (clearly showing role played, duration of input,
complexity of work undertaken, and core competencies)

Name of assignment or project:

Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:
Name of assignment or
project:
Year:
Location:
Client:
Main Project Features:
Positions held:
Activities performed:

8. Number of projects pursued by the team (on-going and those completed in last 5 years)

Title of the project Funding Agency & Lead coordinator and Significant outcomes
Total cost Duration of the
project

9. List of Publication:

Citation Format:
Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year of publication). Title of journal article. Title of
journal: Subtitle of journal, volume number (issue number), first page-last page.