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Achievements and Outcomes - Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

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<strong>Knowledge</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Partnerships</strong><br />

1,083 total projects – April 2011<br />

Since then:<br />

434 projects completed<br />

222 offer letters issued for classic KTPs<br />

<br />

845 total projects – March 2012<br />

KTP across the UK<br />

The following map provides a useful<br />

visual breakdown of projects throughout<br />

the UK <strong>and</strong> shows how the numbers<br />

<strong>and</strong> distribution of projects has remained<br />

broadly consistent.<br />

Size of portfolio<br />

Following a peak in 2010 of 1,200 classic<br />

KTP projects, prior to the spending review,<br />

the size of the portfolio has continued to<br />

decrease over 2011-12, bringing the<br />

portfolio down to a revised target of<br />

around 800 classic projects by the end<br />

of the year as shown in figure 1.<br />

Funding commitment<br />

Funding levels remained high, reflecting<br />

the positive level of commitment to<br />

KTPs already in existence from our<br />

funders. Funders spent a total of £32m<br />

in the year in terms of grant expenditure<br />

<strong>and</strong> committed a further £17m to new<br />

partnerships approved in the period<br />

2011-12.<br />

Exceeding expectations<br />

A total of 428 partnerships were completed<br />

in the year. Upon completion, the<br />

partnerships must submit a final report<br />

which is graded by an independent KTP<br />

assessor panel. To be awarded the highest<br />

grade, a partnership must have achieved<br />

the required outcomes (detailed in their<br />

final report) as well as demonstrating that<br />

Key<br />

March 2011<br />

March 2012<br />

Scotl<strong>and</strong><br />

10% 12%<br />

Northern Irel<strong>and</strong><br />

5% 6%<br />

South West<br />

9% 8%<br />

North West<br />

10% 10%<br />

West Midl<strong>and</strong>s<br />

11% 10%<br />

Wales<br />

7% 8%<br />

Engl<strong>and</strong><br />

78% 74%<br />

North East<br />

5% 6%<br />

Yorkshire &<br />

the Humber<br />

9% 10%<br />

East Midl<strong>and</strong>s<br />

7% 7%<br />

5% 3%<br />

London<br />

8% 7%<br />

East<br />

South East<br />

14% 13%<br />

06 | Technology Strategy Board

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