DOST-PCIEERD R&D and Technology Transfer Funding
DOST-PCIEERD Research and Development / Technology Transfer Funding
Status not published
PCIEERD issues multiple calls per year across its programmes, each with its own deadline published on the PCIEERD website.
Competitive R&D and technology transfer funding across industry, energy and emerging technology sectors, including programmes such as the Technology Business Incubation support, CRADLE (collaborative R&D with industry) and Startup Research grants. Awards range widely with the project scope.
Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development (DOST-PCIEERD)
public · national
Deadline: cutoff — PCIEERD issues multiple calls per year across its programmes, each with its own deadline published on the PCIEERD website.
This funder does not publish a success rate. We rank it using the rate observed across similar programmes and label it as an estimate rather than implying we know.
Major bid — written case, budget, possibly partners.
Who can apply
- Sectors: deeptech, energy, manufacturing, ai, space
- Stage: pre_seed, seed, series_a
- R&D activity required
- Locally registered entity required
Philippine-registered companies, higher education institutions and research organisations. Industry-partnered calls require a company to shoulder a share of the project cost.
How to apply
- Identify the relevant PCIEERD programme and open call.
- For CRADLE-type calls, secure a partner higher education institution or research institution.
- Submit the proposal through the DOST Project Management Information System.
- Technical review and evaluation.
- Memorandum of agreement and fund release.
What you will need
- Project proposal and workplan
- Line-item budget
- Partner institution agreement (for collaborative calls)
- Company registration documents
- Financial statements
- CVs of project personnel
Source. https://pcieerd.dost.gov.ph/ — checked 2026-08-14 · not human-checked
"DOST-PCIEERD funds research and development and technology transfer in the industry, energy and emerging technology sectors."