; (2) 10 percent of such amount for orphan diseases; and (3) 4 percent of such amount for global infectious diseases and other global public health priorities, including research on AIDS, AIDS vaccines, and medicines for responding to bioterrorism. (c) Public input; recommendations The advisory committee on research and development priorities (established pursuant to section 8(b)(3)) shall— (1) solicit public input on research and development priorities; and (2) periodically recommend to the Board modifications in the minimum levels of funding for prizes for priority research and development under this section. (d) Procedures The Board shall adopt procedures to establish and periodically modify minimum levels of funding under section 9 for priority research and development. 11. Open source dividend prizes (a) In general In order to induce greater access and the open sharing of knowledge, data, materials and technology, at least 5 percent of the prize payments from the Fund shall be dedicated to Open Source Dividend prizes. (b) Procedures (1) In general The Board of Trustees shall adopt procedures for the allocation of Open Source Dividend prizes. Such procedures shall— (A) be fully transparent regarding the process for evaluating the value of open sharing of knowledge, data, materials, and technology; (B) reward the open, nondiscriminatory and royalty-free sharing of knowledge, data, materials, and technology that has contributed to the development of the new drugs, biological products, or manufacturing processes that are rewarded under sections 9 and 10; (C) in the case of rewards for contributing to the development of new drugs, biological products, or manufacturing processes rewarded under sections 9 and 10, provide for a time-limited period of nominations for persons or communities whose contributions were considered useful, including the evidence to support such nominations to describe the significance of the contribution