The full proposal
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real-world impact.
The original research brief, from objectives to expected outcomes.
Ion Live Science Limited (ILSL) is a certified, innovation-driven company in Bangladesh focusing on research, development, and commercialization of health-promoting and environmentally responsible products. Since initiating its research activities in 2017, the company has been actively engaged in developing scientifically validated products including mineral-enriched alkaline water, functional nutrition products, and bio-based consumer solutions.
ILSL has achieved certifications from ISO 9001:2015, SGS Singapore, BSTI, BCSIR, and the Department of Environment (DoE) for Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD). The company has successfully commercialized Ion Alkaline Packaged Water (July 2024) and continues to expand its research into nutrition science, biotechnology, cosmetics, and biomedical sectors.
The Research and Development Grant (RDG) is one of the major initiatives of ILSL. It aims to foster applied research and innovation in health, nutrition, and biotechnology sectors by supporting industry-academia collaboration and generating solutions for public health challenges.
Objective of the Call:
Scope of Research:
- Dietary assessment of wheat flour consumption patterns
- Comparative analysis of glycemic indices in rural vs. urban populations
- Impact of different wheat flour types (refined, whole grain, fortified)
- Socioeconomic and lifestyle influences on diabetic dietary habits
- Development of improved or functional wheat-based dietary solutions
Duration of the Project:
Eligibility for Receiving RDG:
Funding Support:
Submission:
Submission Guidelines:
- Proposal must include:
- Research objectives and methodology
- Work plan and timeline
- Budget breakdown
- Expected outcomes and impact
- Proposal must submit through institution
- Academic certificates and experience documents of PI and AI.
Expected Outcomes:
- Evidence-based insights on wheat flour consumption and diabetes management.
- Recommendations for improved dietary practices.
- Potential development of functional food products (e.g., diabetic-friendly flour).
- Publication in peer-reviewed journals and/or policy briefs.

