This Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 763 dated June 10, 2026, establishes a clear mechanism for the competitive selection of scientific and technical developments funded under state orders. The document defines the procedure for forming priority themes, conducting expert review of applications, and the subsequent implementation of the obtained results into the real sector of the economy or the sphere of national security. The main goal is to make the process of allocating budgetary funds for science transparent, competitive, and focused on specific applied results.<\/p>\n
**Structure and Main Provisions:**
\nThe Procedure consists of several logical blocks: from the definition of terminology and the powers of the parties to the stages of the competition, evaluation criteria, and the rules for transferring finished scientific and technical products to the customer. Compared to previous approaches, this document introduces a two-tier evaluation system (expert review + sections of the Scientific and Technical Council) and the mandatory use of the National Electronic Scientific and Information System. An important change is the strengthening of the role of “interested bodies” (ministries and agencies), which directly formulate technical specifications and participate in the acceptance of results.<\/p>\n
**Key Aspects for Application:**
\n1. **Digitalization:** The entire process \u2014 from application submission to reporting \u2014 takes place exclusively through an electronic system using qualified electronic signatures.
\n2. **Selection Criteria:** Key indicators are the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) and the alignment of the development with priority state needs (security, defense, economic recovery).
\n3. **Conflict of Interest:** Strict restrictions have been established for experts and council members, as well as a prohibition on participation in the competition for legal entities associated with the aggressor state or those with tax debts.
\n4. **Practical Implementation:** The Resolution clearly regulates the mechanism for transferring rights to scientific and technical products to interested bodies through tripartite agreements, which avoids developments “sitting on shelves” and ensures their actual use by the state.<\/p>\n
This is an important instrument for scientific institutions and businesses planning to work with state orders, as it requires high-quality documentation preparation and a clear understanding of the final applied effect of the development.<\/p>\n