Common use of Public Disclosure of Non-Confidential Information Clause in Contracts

Public Disclosure of Non-Confidential Information. As a public body, Alberta Innovates is required to report on and promote the success of innovation initiatives within the Province of Alberta. In addition to the disclosures to the Government of Alberta and Funding Partners described above, Alberta Innovates has certain public disclosure duties. Alberta Innovates may publish and/or disseminate the following information in the public domain: (a) the Applicant’s name, the Program name, the Project title, the non-confidential project summary from the Application, the Project Period dates, the fact that Alberta Innovates is providing funding, and the amount of the Investment. All such information is deemed to be non-confidential for all of Alberta Innovates’ purposes; (b) other non-confidential portions of the Application other than the items listed in 11.4(a), and the non-confidential portions of the Reports. Notwithstanding this right, Alberta Innovates shall not publish the non-confidential portions of the Final Report for six (6) months following the Project Completion Date. If this period is not sufficient for the Applicant to protect its Intellectual Property, or to publish its results in an academic journal or trade industry publication, the Applicant may request a further six (6) month extension. Alberta Innovates will not unreasonably withhold or delay its consent to such a request; and (c) the information contained within the completed Required Reporting Metrics and Surveys, provided that prior to such disclosure Alberta Innovates aggregates and anonymizes such information by removing any identifying particulars of the Applicant. All such aggregated and anonymized information is deemed to be non-confidential for all of Alberta Innovates’ purposes.

Public Disclosure of Non-Confidential Information. As a public body, Alberta Innovates is required to report on and promote the success of innovation initiatives within the Province of Alberta. In addition to the disclosures to the Government of Alberta and Funding Partners described above, Alberta Innovates has certain public disclosure duties. Alberta Innovates may publish and/or disseminate the following information in the public domain: (a) the Applicant’s name, the Program name, the Project title, the non-confidential project summary from the Application, the Project Period dates, the fact that Alberta Innovates is providing funding, and the amount of the Investment. All such information is deemed to be non-non- confidential for all of Alberta Innovates’ purposes; (b) other non-confidential portions of the Application other than the items listed in 11.4(a), and the non-confidential portions of the Reports. Notwithstanding this right, Alberta Innovates shall not publish the non-confidential portions of the Final Report for six (6) months following the Project Completion Date. If this period is not sufficient for the Applicant to protect its Intellectual Property, or to publish its results in an academic journal or trade industry publication, the Applicant may request a further six (6) month extension. Alberta Innovates will not unreasonably withhold or delay its consent to such a request; and (c) the information contained within the completed Required Reporting Metrics and Surveys, provided that prior to such disclosure Alberta Innovates aggregates and anonymizes such information by removing any identifying particulars of the Applicant. All such aggregated and anonymized information is deemed to be non-confidential for all of Alberta Innovates’ purposes.

Public Disclosure of Non-Confidential Information. As a public body, Alberta Innovates is required to report on and promote the success of innovation initiatives within the Province of Alberta. In addition to the disclosures to the Government of Alberta and Funding Partners described above, Alberta Innovates has certain public disclosure duties. Alberta Innovates may publish and/or disseminate the following information in the public domain: (a) the Applicant’s name, the Program name, the Project title, the non-confidential project summary from the Application, the Project Period dates, the fact that Alberta Innovates is providing funding, and the amount of the Investment. All such information is deemed to be non-confidential for all of Alberta Innovates’ purposes; (b) other non-confidential portions of the Application other than the items listed in 11.4(a), and the non-non- confidential portions of the Reports. Notwithstanding this right, Alberta Innovates shall not publish the non-non- confidential portions of the Final Report for six (6) months following the Project Completion Date. If this period is not sufficient for the Applicant to protect its Intellectual Property, or to publish its results in an academic journal or trade industry publication, the Applicant may request a further six (6) month extension. Alberta Innovates will not unreasonably withhold or delay its consent to such a request; and (c) the information contained within the completed Required Reporting Metrics and Surveys, provided that prior to such disclosure Alberta Innovates aggregates and anonymizes such information by removing any identifying particulars of the Applicant. All such aggregated and anonymized information is deemed to be non-non- confidential for all of Alberta Innovates’ purposes.