[아시아경제 권해영 기자] The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy announced on the 31st that it has announced 181 new research and development (R&D) tasks for the material parts technology development project in 2021.
This year, the budget for the material component technology development project of the Ministry of Industry is 8866 billion won. Among them, the continuing budget is 5979 billion won and the new budget is 288.8 billion won, and this is the first public offering for some of the new budget. The competition period is from the 1st of the following month to the 4th of March.
The main characteristics of this year’s new project are ▲ unshakable promotion of stabilization of the supply chain for small managers ▲ reinforcement of future growth capabilities such as next-generation technology ▲ first introduction of civil-military cooperation projects ▲ mandatory IP-R&D (in parallel with patent-related consulting for R&D) for all projects.
The Ministry of Industry, by adding energy and defense to six major industries such as semiconductors and automobiles, will provide new support of KRW 1950 billion to 181 projects in eight fields. Specifically, ▲ KRW 100.5 billion for 91 projects to stabilize the supply chain for global small managers ▲ KRW 60.8 billion for 60 projects for eco-friendly small managers for carbon neutrality ▲ 24.2 billion KRW for 24 projects for localization of new and renewable energy materials and parts ▲ Defense materials· 9.4 billion won will be provided for six projects in the localization of parts.
The 181 tasks announced on this day were selected through technical committees and industry-academia-research evaluations, etc., focusing on 2,233 cases received through industrial demand surveys from July to August last year, actively reflecting recent corporate demand and industry trends. done. Ministry of Industry until March 4 The project plan for this project is submitted on the website of the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology Evaluation and Planning, and after that, the supervisory agency is planned to be selected in April through related expert evaluation.
“This new R&D project reflects the government’s strong will to continue to strengthen the competitiveness of the general manager,” said Lee Kyung-ho, director of the Ministry of Industry, Materials, Parts and Equipment.In addition to stabilizing the global supply chain, the government’s R&D investment will faithfully play a key role in expanding future growth capabilities such as next-generation technologies that will lead paradigm changes such as eco-friendly and digital transformation.”
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