This document summarizes statistics from proposals submitted to the Technology Commercialization Project (TCP) in Kazakhstan. It shows that the majority of proposals were from male-led teams (75%) and senior teams (83%). The top requested technologies were agriculture, life sciences, ICT/education, and alternative energy. The TCP aims to finance technological development and commercialization by funding the "market gap" between research and customer/investor readiness. It is a joint program between the Kazakh government and World Bank to address lack of funding for proof-of-concept and prototyping. Over 3 rounds, it received over 750 proposals totaling $745 million in requested financing and committed $30 million.