Resources

TIC Resources for Applicants and Project Teams

Resources for Applicants

• Selection Criteria and Guiding Practices

  One page summary of the TIC’s Selection Criteria and Guiding Practices when reviewing applications.

• How to Apply

  TIC Application Process Two-page summary outlining the TIC application process.

• 2-Minute Video Guideline

  Only required for Large-Scale and Very-Large-Scale Projects (over €250,000 in funding), recommended for incubator projects.
  

Incubator Applications

• Concept Note

  Only required for incubator projects.

• Proposal and Project Budget Template

  Required for all projects.

• Proposal Sponsorship Form

  Required for all projects.

• Metrics Framework

Large and Very Large Scale Applications

• Business Case/Project Plan

  Only required for Large-Scale and Very-Large-Scale Projects (over €250,000 in funding).
  

• Proposal and Project Budget Template

  Required for all projects.

• Proposal Sponsorship Form

  Required for all projects.

• Metrics Framework

Resources for Accepted Projects

• Project Status Report Template

  Required for all accepted (Incubator, Large-Scale and Very-Large-Scale) projects to report on progress at six-month intervals. This report is intended to track how well the project is meeting interim milestones. Information to be included: accomplishments, plans for the next period, challenges, changes, issues and risks, as well as key insights and lessons learned.

• Proposal and Project Budget Template

  Budget Template to be used for Proposal and Approved Projects (2 worksheets)

• TIC Change Request Form

  The Change Request form is to be completed and submitted when a project team is proposing a material change in project scope, budget, timeline, etc. Depending on the nature of the proposed change, the request will be reviewed and approved by the TIC Selection Committee and/or MSF ExCom.

• Project Completion Report Template

  Required for all accepted (Incubator, Large-Scale and Very-Large-Scale) projects to report on objectives met when the project is completed or closed. This report is intended to track how well the project met its milestones. Information to be included: impact, accomplishments, plans for the future, challenges, changes, issues and risks, as well as key insights and lessons learned.

• Innovation Partnerships Project Report

  The TIC-supported Innovation Partnerships Project has produced an Innovation Partnerships Toolbox, a set of movement-wide guidelines aimed at assisting MSF staff and association members entering into innovation partnerships. The Toolbox covers relevant topics such as intellectual property, partnership structures, market analysis etc. If you have any questions or need practical advice, feel free to contact the MSF Swedish Innovation Unit.

Videos

Transforming MSF. For Today and Tomorrow.

TIC Introduction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP6wkrYsRf8&width=640&height=480

The TIC Selection Committee

TIC 101