Cardano Ecosystem : Smart Contract Languages LIve Support(Oxygen), Documentation and Adoption

[GENERAL] Name and surname of main applicant

Bernard Sibanda

[GENERAL] Are you delivering this project as an individual or as an entity (whether formally incorporated or not)

Entity (Incorporated)

[GENERAL] Co proposers and Additional applicants

N/A

[GENERAL] Please specify how many months you expect your project to last (from 2-12 months)

12

[GENERAL] Please indicate if your proposal has been auto-translated into English from another language.

No

[GENERAL] Summarize your solution to the problem (200-character limit including spaces)

We will give live technical support to developers on Smart Contract languages: Haskell, Marlowe, Plutus,Aiken,Opshin, Plu-ts, Mesh, Lucid, Helios, Plutarch, PyCardano, Tangocrypto,etc

[GENERAL] Does your project have any dependencies on other organizations, technical or otherwise?

No

[GENERAL] If YES, please describe what the dependency is and why you believe it is essential for your project’s delivery. If NO, please write “No dependencies.”

No dependencies

[GENERAL] Will your project’s output/s be fully open source?

Yes

[GENERAL] Please provide here more information on the open source status of your project outputs

We will open source all written, published materials using MIT license because we are doing this to grow Cardano and also to move ourselves to main stream Cardano development.

We have learn a lot from open source Cardano resources and now we want to give back our time for this.

[METADATA] SDG rating

Goal 9: Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

[SOLUTION] Please describe your proposed solution.

Cardano's greatest assets are Live Communities and we are further improving on this by setting up a Live Technical Support(Oxygen) for each Smart Contract Language(No discrimination or language opionation).

(Source : https://cardano-foundation.github.io/state-of-the-developer-ecosystem/2023/#what-do-you-think-is-the-most-painful-point-of-cardanos-developer-ecosystem)

What Cardano lacks most are easy to use development tools and as such Live Support(Oxygen) will be a game changer. Developers new to Cardano are bombarded with technical text literature(books) and source code on github full of bugs and do not compile even when one follows given short and incomplete guidelines. This alienates developers and make them less productive.

We have been in Plutus Pioneer, IOG working groups, Gimbalabs and what is missing is 24/7 one on one walk through on technical difficult task. Only smart people cope but the majority of us are not smart although we are successful in the imperative world.

Why should a 10 experienced imperative windows developer take 2 years in Cardano training and still fail to produce a mere Haskell/Plutus/Marlowe/etc CRUD demo? It is not because these languages are not interested but it is because they nee what we can call Oxygen(LIve one on one technical preparation and walk through).

Quite often when one post a request for assistance, a bug, an issue, etc. There is no reply(no one know the answer or how to answer it), or it comes late(48 hours), or it comes abstract(with lots of assumptions), very short, lacks context because its on social platform, because helpers are not incentivised to come on Live One on One Walk through.

Check the table of Fund 1 to Fund 10 projects completion rate below.

(Source: https://projectcatalyst.io/funds)

From Fund 2 to Fund 9, 42% of the projects are still incomplete. Why? Because developers are less productive in Cardano and yet Cardano has more developer languages than other blockchain such as Ethereum.

Therefore our drive Cardano Africa Live which has 99% IT tertiary graduates is to offer live support, training and help using various types of media. This will not be limited to these but will collaborate with many other Cardano Experts and communities and volunteers.

In short: Just like living things need Oxygen urgently, Cardano developer community need Live Support(Oxygen) for major Smart Contract development languages listed above, from incentivised 24/7 expert and dedicated volunteers. We are going to give the community the Oxygen it needs.

(Source 1 : https://builtoncardano.com/ecosystem/developer-tools)

(Source 2: https://developers.cardano.org/tools)

(Source 3 : https://www.cardanocube.io/collections/developer-tools)

(Source 4 : https://builtoncardano.com/ecosystem/developer-tools)

(Source 5 : https://cardanoafrica.live/)

[IMPACT] Please define the positive impact your project will have on the wider Cardano community.

This will :

1. Speed up smart contract development in Cardano
2. Eliminate entry barriers to new and old developers
3. Also help identify active and non active developer communities and guide new people not to waste time with them
4. Speed up Catalyst projects completion
5. Will help support, improve documentation of these tools because we will be paid to do that.
6. Grow and onboard more technical staff
7. Assist struggling Windows Developers who may happen to be majority.
8. Collaborate with Gimbalabs, IOG developer working groups
9. Avert disaster where developer growth may plummet such as Ethereum which in 2022 November fell by 60%
10. Upskill and put to use idle labour from unemployed African and non African pool of IT graduates
11. Create a self sustaining Live Suppport Cardano community

[CAPABILITY & FEASIBILITY] What is your capability to deliver your project with high levels of trust and accountability? How do you intend to validate if your approach is feasible?

We have run Cardano Summits, Events with our own finances before. No reason to be unreliable as we are on Cardano communities growth path

• Approximately 90% of the financial operations at Cardano Centre Johannesburg are attributed to Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd and Women In Move Solutions Pty Ltd. These operations include rentals, equipment expenses, and event costs (e.g., Cardano Summit 2023 Johannesburg) as well as student stipend payments. The Catalyst will support these initiatives, aiding the move towards long-term sustainability and the onboarding of more individuals in South Africa.

Proof the approach will work is we have managed to run it at a small scale for at least 12 months

• From 2015 to 2023, we have dedicated ourselves to developing and operating web applications focused on government/municipalities. These applications encompass tasks such as water and electricity meter reading, disconnections/reconnections, pretermination notice deliveries, and meter location and verification systems/applications.

We successfully produced commercial applications used nationally and have successfully assisted graduates with employment

• Through Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd, the IT software development company, we have successfully produced and implemented web applications. These systems have been thoroughly tested across more than 20 districts, resulting in the generation of over 5 million rands in revenue.

We have a reputation to keep with high schools and tertiary institutions we have partnered with e.g. Richfield, Phoenix, Forest, Hope and we have mastered various programming languages

• The team is composed of full-time and part-time qualified and experienced individuals, working with over 15 different programming languages.

We have been trained in Various Cardano skills

• We took part in Plutus Pioneer training led by Dr. Lars, received training from Gimbalabs, Haskell certification from Luxembourg University, and completed courses on Atala Prism 1 and 2.

Success in running events: Summits(2022,2023), Haskell Hackerthon, CIP-1694, Onboarding

• We are actually using our own finances and resources to build and grow our Cardano communities because we believe Cardano has the best future in crypto communities.

[Project Milestones] What are the key milestones you need to achieve in order to complete your project successfully?

a) Milestone Achievement Date 

• End of 2nd month after receiving Milestone 1 funds

b) Milestone Funding Amount 

• 30% of Project Funding

c) Milestone Outputs 

• 2 videos
• 2 technical documentations
• 2 tests
• 1 feedback reports
• 2 user help documents
• 20 sessions of live support recorded videos

d) Milestone Acceptance Criteria

• at least 1 video
• at least 1 technical documentation
• at least 1 tests
• at least 1 feedback
• at least 1 user help document
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos

e) Evidence Of Achievement

• at least 1 video uploaded on website
• at least 1 technical documentation uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 tests uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 feedback uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 user help document uploaded on website/github
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos uploaded on website/github

a) Milestone Achievement Date 

• End of 3nd month after receiving Milestone 2 funds

b) Milestone Funding Amount 

• 20% of Project Funding

c) Milestone Outputs 

• 2 videos
• 2 technical documentations
• 2 tests
• 1 feedback reports
• 2 user help documents
• 20 sessions of live support recorded videos

d) Milestone Acceptance Criteria

• at least 1 video
• at least 1 technical documentation
• at least 1 tests
• at least 1 feedback
• at least 1 user help document
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos

e) Evidence Of Achievement

• at least 1 video uploaded on website
• at least 1 technical documentation uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 tests uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 feedback uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 user help document uploaded on website/github
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos uploaded on website/github
• 
  

a) Milestone Achievement Date 

End of 2nd month after receiving Milestone 3 funds

b) Milestone Funding Amount 

20% of Project Funding

c) Milestone Outputs 

• 2 videos
• 2 technical documentations
• 2 tests
• 1 feedback reports
• 2 user help documents
• 20 sessions of live support recorded videos

d) Milestone Acceptance Criteria

• at least 1 video
• at least 1 technical documentation
• at least 1 tests
• at least 1 feedback
• at least 1 user help document
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos

e) Evidence Of Achievement

• at least 1 video uploaded on website
• at least 1 technical documentation uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 tests uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 feedback uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 user help document uploaded on website/github
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos uploaded on website/github

a) Milestone Achievement Date 

-End of 2nd month after receiving Milestone 2 funds

b) Milestone Funding Amount 

-20% of Project Funding

c) Milestone Outputs 

• 2 videos
• 2 technical documentations
• 2 tests
• 1 feedback reports
• 2 user help documents
• 20 sessions of live support recorded videos

d) Milestone Acceptance Criteria

• at least 1 video
• at least 1 technical documentation
• at least 1 tests
• at least 1 feedback
• at least 1 user help document
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos

e) Evidence Of Achievement

• at least 1 video uploaded on website
• at least 1 technical documentation uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 tests uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 feedback uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 user help document uploaded on website/github
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos uploaded on website/github
• 
  

a) Milestone Achievement Date 

-End of 2nd month after receiving Milestone 4 funds

b) Milestone Funding Amount 

-20% of Project Funding

c) Milestone Outputs 

• 2 videos
• 2 technical documentations
• 2 tests
• 1 feedback reports
• 2 user help documents
• 20 sessions of live support recorded videos

d) Milestone Acceptance Criteria

• at least 1 video
• at least 1 technical documentation
• at least 1 tests
• at least 1 feedback
• at least 1 user help document
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos

e) Evidence Of Achievement

• at least 1 video uploaded on website
• at least 1 technical documentation uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 tests uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 feedback uploaded on website/github
• at least 1 user help document uploaded on website/github
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos uploaded on website/github
• 
  

a) Milestone Achievement Date 

-End of 12th month since being funded

b) Milestone Funding Amount 

-10% of Project Funding

c) Milestone Outputs 

• 2 videos
• 2 technical documentations
• 2 tests
• 1 feedback reports
• 2 user help documents
• 20 sessions of live support recorded videos

d) Milestone Acceptance Criteria

• at least 1 video
• at least 1 technical documentation
• at least 1 tests
• at least 1 feedback
• at least 1 user help document
• at least 10 sessions of live support recorded videos

e) EvidenceOfAchievement for the whole project

• at least 6 - 12 video uploaded on website
• at least 6 - 12 technical documentation uploaded on website/github
• at least 6 - 12 tests uploaded on website/github
• at least 6 - 12 feedback uploaded on website/github
• at least 6 - 12 user help document uploaded on website/github
• at least 60 - 120 sessions of live support recorded videos uploaded on website/github

[RESOURCES] Who is in the project team and what are their roles?

https://wims.io/#team

The Team is big and cannot all be listed here. It is composed of IT graduates and also final IT Tertiary Software Engineers from Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology and UNISA. We have IT Students, undergraduates(Bernard,Bongiwe, Nomathemba), Honors(Celiwe), Masters and Doctorate(Mohapi). Details linkin and resume(cv) are given below.

1 Bernard Sibanda

Resume(CV)

https://tobb.co.za/cv/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernard-sibanda-04832817/

50 Elizabeth Avenue, Linmeyer, 2190, Johannesburg, South Africa.

cto@wims.io, besi@tobb.co.za

+27 73 182 0631

Professional Summary

Experienced IT professional with over 15 years of expertise in developing and implementing innovative solutions in the IT industry. Founder of Tobb Technologies, a successful consulting company specializing in credit control web solutions. Proven track record of generating revenue exceeding 6 million rands across 20 districts. Demonstrated leadership in backend, database, and frontend platform development. Actively involved in educational programs and dedicated to fostering growth within the Cardano community.

Professional Experience

Founder, Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd, Women In Move Pty Ltd (Year Started – Present), Cofounder of Cardano Africa Live

• Established and led Tobb Technologies, a consulting company specializing in credit control web solutions.
• Successfully implemented solutions across 20 districts, resulting in revenue exceeding 6 million rands.
• Provided valuable consultancy services in backend, databases, and frontend platforms, ensuring client satisfaction and project success.

IT Consultant (2007 – Present)

• Contributed over 15 years of expertise to the IT industry, delivering impactful consultancy services.
• Developed innovative solutions for backend, databases, and frontend platforms, achieving project success and client satisfaction.

Education

Plutus Core Program, University of Luxembourg

• Completed and graduated from the Plutus Core program with distinction.
• Plutus Pionneer student for cohot 1, 2,3,4

Plutus Pioneers Program

• Actively participated as one of the first Plutus Pioneers, collaborating with Dr. Lars on cutting-edge developments.

Project-Based Learning, Gimbalabs

• Engaged in project-based learning at Gimbalabs, gaining hands-on experience in the latest technologies.

Initiatives and Community Involvement

Internship Opportunities for Graduates

• Spearheading a project at Tobb Technologies to offer internship opportunities to graduate students.
• Currently planning to hire two IT graduates from the Cardano community for a six-month internship program.
• Aiming to tackle unemployment by providing job opportunities and training in Cardano development.

Educational Programs and Language Engagement

• Actively engaged in educational programs, including Mesh, Lucid, Haskell, and Helios Cardano languages.
• Continuously contributing to the growth of the Cardano community through active participation in various initiatives.

Skills

• Project Management
• Backend Development
• Database Management
• Frontend Development
• Consultancy Services
• Team Leadership
• Cardano Development
• Educational Programs
• Problem Solving
• Communication Skills

2 Mateka Mohapi (IT PHD UNISA Student)

Resume(CV)

https://tobb.co.za/cv/mateka-mohapi.pdf

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrance-mohapi-32528254/

82 Caroline St, Brixton , Johannesburg, 2990, South Africa

+27 74 914 1145

mlurance@yahoo.com, mohapi@tobb.co.za

Professional Summary

Experienced and versatile Software Developer with a proven track record in Java and C# development. Adept at analyzing, building, testing, deploying, and maintaining a range of applications for diverse industries. Proficient in a variety of technologies, frameworks, and tools, with a strong foundation in backend and frontend development.

Work Experience

Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd, Johannesburg

Freelance BackEnd Developer

May 2021 - Dec 2022

Link to Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd

• Developed and contributed to various projects as a Java and C# BackEnd Developer.
• Engaged in freelancing for different projects through Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd.

Skills

FrontEnd

• AngularJs
• TypeScript
• React JS
• CSS

BackEnd

• Java
• C#
• Scala

Azuro Business Solutions (Pty) Ltd, Johannesburg

C# Software Developer

Jan 2020 - Apr 2021

AZURO INHOUSE

• Built CRM custom applications using C# (DotNet Core).
• Utilized SQL, Azure hosted SQLDB, Entity Framework Core 6, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 363.
• Implemented Azure Functions (C#) DotNet Core, Message Queues, and integrated messaging platforms for CRM notifications.

CLIENT-BASED PROJECTS

• Developed dynamic pages for CWT Travel (https://www.mycwt.com/) using JavaScript, HTML, Azure Functions (C#) DotNet Core, and Azure Hosted SQL DB.

Source Control and Task Management

• DevOps

Azure Business Solutions, Johannesburg

Developer (Consultant at Anglo American)

Jul 2014 - Jun 2019

• Analyzed, built, tested, deployed, and maintained software tools supporting the IM Department at Anglo American.
• Utilized technologies including MVC3, Kendol UI (Telerik Controls), JavaScript, SQL, jQuery, WPF, Entity Framework, C# (DotNet Framework 4.7), SSRS Reports, Tableau APIs.
• Employed TFS for source control and ISS for deployment.

iScrip People & Technology (Pty) Ltd, Johannesburg

Junior Developer (Consulting at MTN)

Nov 2011 - Dec 2013

• Analyzed, built, deployed, and maintained the MTN Vetting Engine, windows, and web applications for prepaid and contract customers.
• Utilized technologies including C++, C#, WEB Services, SQL, Asp.net Web forms, Windows forms, JavaScript, vb.net.
• Implemented Tortoise CVS for source control and utilized ClickOnce and ISS for deployment strategy.

University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg

Lab Assistant (2007-2008) & Tutor and Student Assistant (2009 - 2011)

Jan 2007 - Sep 2011

• Tutored technical programming in Java (NetBeans & JGrasp), communication networks (Linux and Windows), and business analysis.
• Operating Systems: Linux (Ubuntu) & Windows
• UI Frameworks: ASP.Net MVC, Kendo UI, Angular, Spring
• Backend: C#, C, VB.Net, Java, C++
• Scripting Languages: JavaScript, CSS, HTML, TypeScript
• Databases: MySql, MSSQL DB
• Web Servers: IIS & Apache Tomcat
• IDE: NetBeans, Eclipse, Ms Visual Studio
• Source Control: Tortoise CVS, Git & TFS
• Task Management: Trello and Ms DevOps

Education

Bachelor Computer Science Degree

Master's Computer Science Degree

3 Celiwe L. Ngwenya : CIP-1694 Johannesburg Committee Member

https://www.linkedin.com/in/celiwe-londiwe-ngwenya

celiwengwenya3@gmail.com

+268 7868 0861 | +27 738 130 617

EDUCATION

Master of Science in Computing

University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa

2020 – 2023

Non-Fungible Token (NFT), REFI & Bitcoin Talent’s 2nd Cohorts 2023

Frankfurt School Blockchain Center, Frankfurt, Germany

2023

Certificate in Digital Currencies

University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus

2020

Advance Diploma in Information Resource Management

University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa

2017

Diploma in Information Technology

University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa

2014 – 2016

WORK EXPERIENCE

Springfield Research University – Computer Science Lecturer

October 2023 to Present

• Accelerated Program Design
• Accelerated Object-Oriented Design
• Algorithms and Data Structures
• Application Building with OOP.
• Computer Science 1 & 2
• Computer Programming 1
• Creative Engineering Computer-Aided Design
• System Programming Concepts
• Introduction to Computing for Engineer and Scientist
• Boosting Cardano South Africa – Facilitator
• November 2022 to Present

Guiding graduate students in utilizing Cardano blockchain platforms

Stake pool management, catalyst idea scale, NFT minting, and project catalyst

Facilitating project-based learning on gimbalabs

Greenlane College – Teacher

2022, South Africa

Teaching Computer Application Technology

Grades 10, 11, 12

Gauteng College of Engineering & Technology – Network and System Support

2018 to 2020

Network and system maintenance and upgrades

Configuration and installation of various network devices and services

Monitoring network performance

Troubleshooting network issues

Gauteng College of Engineering & Technology – Lecturer

2018 to 2020

System support Level 5

Technical Support Level 4

PROJECTS

NFT Marketplace

React JS, Solidity, Polygon, Next.js, Node JS, MetaMask, Chakra-ui.

Web application for buying and selling NFTs through direct listings or auctions.

MERN, Cloudinary, Tailwindcss, OpenAI, Dall-e.

Web-based platform for generating images based on user descriptions or suggestions.

Crowdfunding Dapp

ReactJS, Hardhat, Solidity, Ethereum, MetaMask, Thirdweb.

Web application for listing organizations for funding with user donations.

3D AI Website

Three.JS, React-three/fiber(drei), TailwindCSS, Dalle-AI, React.JS, Framer-motion.

Customizable T-shirt design web application using AI image generation.

Next 13.JS, Framer-motion, TailwindCSS, Figma-design.

Fully functioning website using Next13, Framer Motion, and Tailwind CSS.

Chatbot

ReactJS, OpenAI, TailwindCSS.

Web-based platform with a ChatGPT-like interface for programming assistance.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Languages: Python, Solidity, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, SQL, Plutus.

Technologies/Frameworks/Libraries: Web3.js, Ethers.js, Hardhat, Express JS, Node JS, React JS, Next JS, Solidity, Redux, Thirdweb, Tailwindcss, Mendeley, LaTeX.

POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY & ACHIEVEMENTS

New York Academy of Sciences – Mentor

2020 to Present

Mentoring teenage girls worldwide in STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics)

Africa Teen Geeks – Volunteer

2018 to Present

Assisting teenagers in learning coding using various programming languages.

4 Radebe Tefo Given(BSC IT : IT Specialist/Web Developer))

Richfield BSC IT Graduate with a strong passion for Cardano blockchain technology. He is doing internship at Tobb Technologies.

Tefo is actively involved in various Cardano activities: Cardano Summit 2023, is a CIP-1694 Committee member, a Haskell student and a Catalyst community reviewer.

Skills:

Networks, Mathematics, Programming, Information Systems,Web Technology, Database Systems,Big Data and IOT,Machine Learning, Cybersecurity,IT Project Management, Mobile App Development, Artificial Intelligence.

5 Nomathemba Dada Dip IT(Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology) Developer

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nomathemba-dada-779785205/?originalSubdomain=za

Web Developer, Haskell student, Plutus student, very active in Cardano Africa Live and Tobb Technologies

6 Bongiwe Sibanda(IT Specialist/Web Developer)

https://www.linkedin.com/in/bongiwe-sibanda-874484178/

Wits Health Consortium

IT Support Engineer

Skills: Maintain Microsoft domain infrastructure · Remote Desktop · Computer Hardware Troubleshooting · Technical SupportSkills: Maintain 

Microsoft domain infrastructure · Remote Desktop · Computer Hardware Troubleshooting · Technical Support

Junior Web Developer : full stack, Javascript, html, css, php, mysql

Information Technology Administrator

Skills: Information Technology Infrastructure · Help Desk Support · Technical SupportSkills: Information Technology Infrastructure · Help 

Desk Support · Technical Support

Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd

Junior Web Developer : full stack, Javascript, html, css, php

Skills: PHP · WordPress · JavaScript · Bootstrap (Framework) · MySQL · Generating Reports. Javascript. Html. CSS. Mysql

Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology Final Year IT Students/Graduate Students working as WIL/Interns/Freelance and full time for Women In Move Solutions Pty Ltd, Tobb Technologies Pty Ltd and Cardano Africa Live.

There are other IT technical areas we will out source from experienced and qualified Cardano developers(IOG, EMURGO, Gimbalabs, etc)

https://tobb.co.za/

https://abltech.com.au/

https://wims.io/

[BUDGET & COSTS] Please provide a cost breakdown of the proposed work and resources.

• 12 videos(Smart Contract Languages: Haskell, Marlowe, Aiken, Helios, Lucid, Mesh, etc) 100hrs x @150ADA/hr = 15000 ADA

• 12 documentations (Smart Contract Languages: Haskell, Marlowe, Aiken, Helios, Lucid, Mesh, etc) 80hrs x @150ADA/hr = 12000 ADA

• 12 Test cases (Smart Contract Languages: Haskell, Marlowe, Aiken, Helios, Lucid, Mesh, etc) 100hrs x @150ADA/hr = 15000 ADA

• 4 Live Support Staff volunteers x 1000 ADA per month x 12 = 48000 ADA

• 12 client/customers/users feedbacks/reviews 92hrs x @75ADA/hr = 6900 ADA

Total (15000 + 12000 + 15000 + 48000 + 6900) = 96900 ADA 

[VALUE FOR MONEY] How does the cost of the project represent value for money for the Cardano ecosystem?

The requested amount is significantly smaller when compared to the listed outputs, as there will be additional expenses incurred for Tobb, WIMS, and CAL. In comparison to previous Cardano activities, the request for 96900 ADA is not that big. However, this amount covers the total project cost for a duration of 12 months. Hence, the project proposal is considered cost-effective.

[IMPORTANT NOTE] The Applicant agrees to Fund Rules and also that data in the submission form and other data provided by the project team during the course of the project will be publicly available.

I Accept