Government |
Innovation and Technology CommissionPromotes and supports applied R&D, and technology transfer and application, fosters an I&T culture in the community, promotes technological entrepreneurship, facilitates the provision of infrastructure and development of human resources to support I&T. Digital Policy OfficeFormulates data-driven, user-centric and outcome-based policies and support measures to lead bureaux and departments in accelerating the development of digital government to enhance efficiency and quality of government services and bring benefits to citizens and businesses. |
Technological infrastructure |
Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation ("HKSTPC")HKSTPC was established in May 2001 to provide one-stop infrastructural support services to technology-based companies and activities. It offers a comprehensive range of services to cater for the needs of industry at various stages, ranging from supporting technology start-ups through incubation programmes, providing premises and services in the Science Park for applied R&D activities, to providing land and premises in the industrial estates for production. Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company LimitedA private company wholly owned by the Government to foster the growth of technology enterprises and facilitate the development of Hong Kong into a global hub for I&T, and to assist local enterprises and start-ups in adopting the latest technologies more efficiently. Hong Kong Productivity CouncilA statutory body that aims to promote productivity excellence through the provision of integrated support across the value chain of Hong Kong firms. |
R&D Centres |
R&D CentresSet up in 2006 to drive and coordinate applied R&D in selected focus area and to promote commerialisation of R&D results and technology transfer. |
Universities |
UniversitiesThe Technology Transfer Offices in the eight local universities are committed to transferring technology from academia to society.
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Others |
University Grants Committee ("UGC")A non-statutory advisory committee that advises the Government on the development and funding needs of higher education and administers public grants to UGC-funded tertiary institutions. Research Grants CommitteeA non-statutory advisory body that advises the Government on the need of Hong Kong's higher education institutions in the field of academic research and for the distribution of funding for academic research projects undertaken by academic staff of those UGC-funded institutions. The Academy of Sciences of Hong KongA non-statutory body that promotes the development of science and technology in Hong Kong and raises the city's profile as a centre of scientific excellence. Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation LimitedHong Kong Internet Registration Corporation Limited (HKIRC) is a not-for-profit and non-statutory corporation designated by the HKSAR Government to administer the registration of Internet domain names under .hk and .香港 country-code top level domains. |