Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) are a fantastic way of making long-lasting relationships with industry, bringing in income and measuring impact, which is quite a feat for a scheme that is 40 years old this year..!
Submission deadlines are every two months and once proposals are reviewed, statistics are released on how well the proposals submitted, fared against the Proposal Approval Group (PAG).
Below is an update documenting the most recent statistics from the Innovate UK PAG in December 2014.
| Proposals submitted | 86 |
| Proposals supported | 77 |
| Of which, number supported without amendments | 39 |
| Withdrawn by Adviser prior to consideration | 0 |
| Proposals not supported | 9 |
| Of which, number that can be revised for resubmission | 8 |
| Success rate | 90% |
These statistics demonstrate the high success rate of KTP proposals that are awarded and also the amount of proposals that were submitted in November.
If you’re working (or want to work) with industry on innovative projects, find out more about how KTP can help you. Contact Rachel Clarke, Knowledge Exchange Adviser (KTP) on 61347 or email clarker@bournemouth.ac.uk











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