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1. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the project involves creation or use of intellectual property

2. Employment and Subcontracting: Needed when parties will hire employees or engage subcontractors for the project

3. Insurance: Include when specific insurance requirements need to be maintained by parties

4. Non-Competition: Add when parties want to restrict competitive activities during or after the project

5. Force Majeure: Include for long-term projects or where external risks need specific treatment

6. Change Management: Required for complex projects where scope or terms may need modification

7. Security and Guarantees: Include when parties require additional security for their investments

8. Exit Mechanisms: Needed for long-term projects to address party withdrawal scenarios

1. Project Description and Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and project requirements

2. Financial Model: Detailed profit calculation formulas and examples

3. Initial Budget: Breakdown of projected costs and revenue expectations

4. Key Personnel: List of key team members and their roles

5. Timeline and Milestones: Detailed project schedule and key deliverable dates

6. Profit Distribution Examples: Sample calculations showing how profit sharing works in different scenarios

7. Reporting Templates: Standard formats for financial and progress reporting

8. Governance Procedures: Detailed procedures for project management and decision-making