TIFAC definition

TIFAC means Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council. TIFAC is an autonomous organization set up in 1988 under the Department of Science & Technology (Govt. of India) to look ahead in technologies, assess the technology trajectories, and support technology innovation by network actions in select technology areas of national importance.
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Examples of TIFAC in a sentence

  • Develop technology marketing documents, displays, publicity materials and publicize the technology via various forums etc as approved by TIFAC.

  • Prepare a TREMAP plan and present the case to the TIFAC committee for approval of a technology refinement and marketing plan.

  • This Agreement shall terminate on rejection of the TREMAP plan for the Innovators technology by TIFAC.

  • The duties of EDC-TCF towards commercialization of Technology as described above are subject to the approval of the TREMAP plan of the Technology by TIFAC.

  • TIFAC Biomass resources Report (Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council), 2009 Apart from these, there are the annual report published in India by authenticated Government sources, which clearly defining the annual production of the country for several agricultural commodities.

  • In the event that TIFAC approves of the TREMAP plan, then: Assist the Innovator in carrying out TIFAC approved technology refinement activities, generate test data, and strengthen the IP and other activities approved under by TIFAC.