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1. Export Control: Required when technology transfer involves cross-border restrictions or regulated technologies

2. Quality Control: Necessary when recipient must maintain certain quality standards in using the technology

3. Improvement Rights: Used when parties want to address ownership and licensing of improvements to the technology

4. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when recipient is permitted to sub-license the technology

5. Performance Requirements: Required when recipient must meet specific performance or production targets

6. Environmental Compliance: Necessary for technologies with environmental impact or regulations

7. Government Approvals: Include when specific regulatory approvals are required

8. Source Code Escrow: Required for software technology transfers to protect recipient's interests

1. Schedule A - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of the technology being transferred

2. Schedule B - Implementation Plan: Timeline and milestones for technology transfer implementation

3. Schedule C - Training Program: Details of training to be provided, including duration and content

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payments, including royalty calculations

5. Schedule E - Technical Documentation List: Complete list of documentation to be provided

6. Schedule F - Quality Standards: Specific quality standards and testing procedures

7. Appendix 1 - Forms and Certificates: Standard forms for reporting, certifications, and approvals

8. Appendix 2 - Contact Details: Key contact persons and escalation matrix for both parties