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"Small and medium-sized manufacturing industry low-carbon and intelligent upgrading and transformation case subsidy for less than 9 people" plan application
For detailed and accurate information, please refer to the official website of the Industrial Development Agency and relevant application instructions
1.Significance
Background: Introduce the background of the subsidy program, including the global climate change challenges, global trends in low-carbon transformation, and the Taiwanese government's policy background to promote industrial upgrading and enhance economic resilience.
Purpose: Explain the main purpose of the subsidy program, including promoting low-carbon and intelligent transformation of small and medium-sized manufacturing industries, improving energy efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, enhancing product competitiveness, and ultimately achieving sustainable economic development.
Expected Results: Explore the specific results expected to be achieved through the implementation of this subsidy program, such as contributions to technological innovation, industrial structure optimization, environmental protection, and social responsibility.
2. Application qualifications:
Applicant entity :Detail the types of manufacturing industries eligible for this subsidy, the size of the enterprise (especially small and medium-sized manufacturing industries with less than 9 employees), and the legal registration requirements that must be met.
Ineligible situations: List the situations under which the company will not be eligible for application, such as illegal factories, mainland-funded enterprises, banks refusing to interact, etc., and how to avoid or solve these problems.
Required Documents: Detail all documents and certifications required to apply for subsidies, emphasizing the importance and precautions of preparing these documents.
3. Scope of subsidy (subject of application)
Low-carbon projects: Detail low-carbon technologies and projects, including energy efficiency improvement, carbon emission reduction technologies, green production processes, etc.
Intelligent Transformation: Explore the technological and management innovations included in intelligent transformation, such as data analysis, automated production, supply chain management optimization, etc.
Specific Cases: Provide successful cases or potential application examples to help understand the practical applications and benefits of the grant project.
4.maximum amount of subsidy
Subsidy principle : Explain the calculation principle of the subsidy, including that the subsidy amount shall not exceed 50% of the total project budget.
Maximum Amount: Specify the maximum amount of grants for each grant item or master plan.
Guidelines for the use of funds: Provide guidelines and restrictions on the use of grant funds to ensure that funds are used effectively and reasonably.
5. Post-application review time review
process: Detailed introduction to the entire process and timeline from application submission to the publication of review results.
Review Criteria: Explain the key considerations and criteria in the review process.
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers: Provide common questions and answers that may be encountered during the review process to help applicants better prepare application materials.
6. Execution and signing matters after application approval
Signing process: Explain how to sign the contract once the application is approved, including the time limit for signing the contract and necessary documents.
Implementation Guidelines: Provides guidance on the implementation phase of grant projects, including project management, progress reports, and financial management.
Case closure and tracking: Introduce the process and requirements for project closure, as well as how to follow up and evaluate project effects.
A. Preparation Stage
A1. Preliminary Preparation Summary of Low-Carbon Boundaries:
Determine the scope and boundaries of low-carbon projects, including impact assessments, target scopes, and potential emission reduction areas.
A2. Form a team and register an account:
Create a project team, assign roles and responsibilities, and register an account in the relevant platform or system for follow-up operations.
A3. Inventory of low-carbon measures:
Identify and list low-carbon measures and projects that can be implemented, including energy efficiency improvement, renewable energy use, waste management, etc.
B. Planning for low-carbon or reduction methods
B1. Calculate or set baseline scenarios:
Set a baseline based on past data and circumstances to assess the level of carbon emissions before the implementation of low-carbon measures.
B2. Set Low-Carbon Project Scenarios:
Plan and define the expected scenarios for low-carbon measures to be achieved after implementation, including emission reduction targets and improvement measures.
B3. Performance Indicator Acceptance Criteria:
Set key performance indicators (KPIs) and acceptance criteria to evaluate the success of low-carbon projects.
C. Plan Proposal
C1. Plan Writing:
Write a detailed plan proposal outlining the project goals, methods, expected results, timeline, and budget.
C2. Program Funding Recognition:
Detail the financial budget of the project, including the estimated costs and funding sources for each initiative.
C3. Online Proposal Application:
Submit your project proposal through the designated platform or system to complete the application process.
D. Plan Revision
D1. Adjustment of Funding Items and Amounts:
Adjust the accounts and amounts of the project budget based on the audit feedback or the actual needs of the project.
D2. Approve and amend the review committee's amendments:
Revise and update the plan content in response to the review committee's suggestions.
D3. Glue Contract Signing:
After completing the plan revision, the final plan will be glued and signed with relevant parties to confirm the contract.
E. Plan Execution
E1. Collect data according to KPI acceptance items:
Based on the set KPIs, collect relevant data and evidence to evaluate the effectiveness of the plan implementation.
E2. Data collection on low-carbon activities:
Record and collect relevant activity data during the implementation of low-carbon measures.
E3. Baseline Scenario and Project Scenario Analysis:
Compare the baseline scenario with the post-implementation project scenario to analyze the actual effects of low-carbon measures.
F. Mid-term Final Report
F1. Interim Work Project Acceptance Indicator Report:
Submit a report on the progress of work items and KPIs achieved in the middle of the project implementation.
F2. Interim accounting verification and write-off voucher report:
Provide financial reports on the use of project funds, including vouchers and certificates of expenditure.
F3. Final Glue Binding Report:
At the end of the project, organize and submit the final report, including project results, benefit analysis, fund use, etc., for glue binding.
These definitions serve as a guide for your program management and execution. Each stage requires careful planning and ongoing oversight to ensure that the program goals are met.
"Subsidy for Low-carbon and Smart Upgrading and Transformation of Small and Medium-sized Manufacturing Industries with Less than 9 Employees" Counseling Structure / Source / Bu-Jhen Carbon Strategy
KPI Gantt chart of the "Small and Medium-sized Manufacturing Industries Low-carbon and Intelligent Upgrading and Transformation Case Subsidy for Less than 9 People" plan / Source / Bu-Jhen Low-carbon Strategy
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