All ideas are assessed against the Katalis investment criteria, as well as considering competing ideas, budget constraints, and guidance from both the Government of Indonesia and the Government of Australia. Katalis will only consult with proponents of ideas (potential beneficiaries) that show the most potential, to develop the business opportunity with agreed supporting activities. Following this, any business opportunity agreed with Katalis management then needs to be approved by Katalis’s Board, the Economic Cooperation Committee (ECC), which comprises representatives from the Government of Indonesia and the Government of Australia. Any opportunity agreed with Katalis management will either be included in Katalis’s annual work plans (finalised every December, for ECC approval and implementation in the following calendar year) or be submitted “out of session” to the ECC for approval. Please note that Katalis is unable to provide detailed feedback on all aspects of submissions from proponents who submit ideas that are unsuccessful.