Highlights
- NSFC gathered 100+ universities and companies in Inner Mongolia to outline research priorities for China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030)
- Joint Fund reforms allow companies and local governments to co-invest in research tied to industrial and regional needs, including a 2:1 matching model
- Inner Mongolia's Baotou rare earth cluster could benefit from deeper regional research coordination, even without direct rare earth funding announced
- Western competitors face a dual challenge: rebuilding supply chain capacity and sustaining the research systems needed to stay technologically competitive
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