The Philippine Government Development Science and Technology Agenda and Major Projects Program Group 2

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The Philippine Government Development Science and Technology Agenda and Major Projects Program Group 2.

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OBJECTIVES. Encourage research and development to produce fresh ideas and innovations. Encourage the adoption and commercialization of new solutions. Boost scientific and technological capabilities across a range of industries. Boost communication between the government, universities, businesses, and other interested parties. By using scientific and technology-based solutions, you may improve the quality of life for Filipinos while addressing major societal issues..

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The Department of science and technology is a government organization in charge of fostering the advancement of science, technology, and innovation in several nations, including India and the Philippines. Utilizing scientific and technological developments for the nation's socioeconomic development is its main goal.

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The Department of Science and technology. Research projects in a variety of disciplines, including agriculture, health, information technology, engineering, and environmental sciences, are supported and funded by the DOST. It strives to promote creativity and scientific advancements that can advance the growth of the country. Technology Transfer and Commercialization: The DOST supports the dissemination of knowledge and technology from academic and research organizations to businesses for use in the production of goods and services. This facilitates the transition from academic research to commercial applications, promoting economic growth and generating new business prospects..

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Pre Spanish Period - The pre-Spanish period in the Philippines refers to the time before the arrival of the Spanish colonizers in the 16th century. During this era, the indigenous people of the Philippines had their own rich traditions, knowledge systems, and advancements in science and technology. Here is an introduction to the pre-Spanish period of science and technology in the Philippines.

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The forefathers of the Igorot people carved terraces into the mountains of Banaue, Ifugao, in the Philippines. These terraces are known as the Banaue Rice Terraces. The terraces have been referred to be the "Eighth Wonder of the World" on occasion. Most people believe that the terraces were mostly constructed by hand and with very little equipment..

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American period and Post Commonwealth Era - Following the United States' victory in the Spanish-American War, Spanish colonial sovereignty over the Philippines ended in 1898, marking the start of the American era. With the signing of the Treaty of Paris, the United States took over administration of the Philippines from Spain. The Philippines changed from being a colony of Spain to a territory of the United States while being governed by Americans. -.

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American Period - Significant advances in science and technology occurred in the Philippines between 1898 and 1946, when the United States occupied the country. The Philippines underwent modernization initiatives during the United States' colonial rule, including improvements in numerous scientific fields. - To tackle contagious diseases, Americans created public health measures. The Department of Health, which was later renamed the Bureau of Health, was founded in 1901 and worked to promote cleanliness, carry out vaccination drives, and control diseases including tuberculosis and malaria. - The Bureau of Government Laboratories was founded by the Philippine Commission on July 1, 1901, and it was housed inside the Department of Interior. The Laboratorio Municipal, which was founded during the Spanish colonial era, was succeeded by the Bureau..

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Commonwealth Era - In the Philippines, the term "Commonwealth era" refers to the years that the nation was a commonwealth of the United States, from 1935 to 1946. This time period was a pivotal turning point in Philippine history since it was a step toward eventual independence and self-government. Significant advancements in science and technology occurred in the Philippines during the Commonwealth period (1935–1946)..

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Philippine Institute of Tropical Medicine - The PITM, which was founded in 1935, was instrumental in identifying and eradicating the country's tropical diseases. It concentrated on researching ailments like tuberculosis, leprosy, dengue, and malaria. National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) - The NRCP was established in 1933 as a government organization to support and organize scientific research across a range of disciplines. It promoted scientific cooperation among Filipino researchers and funded their research endeavors. University of the Philippines (UP) - The UP, being the top university in the nation, made a considerable contribution to scientific progress during this time. It offered courses in a range of scientific specialties and carried out investigations in areas like chemistry, engineering, agriculture, and medicine. Infrastructure Development - Infrastructure projects were built throughout the Commonwealth era, facilitating scientific research and technological development. Examples worth mentioning include the opening of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH), the Jones Bridge, and the Carabao Dam..

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Marcos era and Martial Law - The Marcos era is the time frame during which Ferdinand Marcos presided over the Philippines from 1965 to 1986. After winning a democratic election to take office, Marcos eventually imposed martial law in 1972, which was a pivotal moment in Philippine history. - During the Marcos era and Martial Law in the Philippines (1972-1986), there were several notable developments in science and technology. While the regime was known for its political controversies and human rights violations, it also implemented various initiatives and projects in the field of science and technology..

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The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) and the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) are just two of the scientific and technology organizations that the Marcos administration founded. These institutes concentrated on scientific pursuits including weather forecasting and nuclear research. Telecommunications and broadcasting: During the Marcos administration, these fields experienced tremendous advancements. The creation of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) satellite station in Antipolo is one of the initiatives the government launched to upgrade and expand the communications infrastructure. The first government-owned television station in the nation, Television Malacanang , was also unveiled by the government. Infrastructure for medicine and health: The nation's infrastructure for medicine and health has been improved. To improve access to healthcare, the Marcos administration built hospitals, clinics, and rural health facilities. To fight diseases and enhance public health, it also developed a number of health programs, including the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI)..

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Scientist as Advocates.

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Scientist as Advocates. By utilizing their experience, research, and evidence-based knowledge to support and advance diverse causes, scientists can play a significant role as advocates in society. Scientists in the Philippines can play a crucial role as advocates for various causes and issues. It is important for scientists to engage in advocacy while maintaining objectivity and upholding scientific integrity. They should communicate their findings and recommendations in a clear and accessible manner, ensuring that their advocacy efforts are grounded in scientific evidence..

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Philippine S&T Agenda. Innovation Culture The science and technology agenda of the Philippines places a strong emphasis on encouraging creativity and advancing technology in a variety of fields. The government is aware of how crucial science, technology, and innovation are to addressing global concerns, promoting social development, and fostering economic progress..

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The process of building a three-dimensional object from a CAD model or digital 3D model is known as additive manufacturing, or 3D printing. It can be carried out via a variety of techniques in which material is brought together, often layer by layer, and then deposition, joining, or solidification are all controlled by computers..

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a substance used to boost the immune system's defenses against illness. Most vaccines are given by needle injection, although some can also be taken by mouth or sprayed into the nose. Vaccine innovation has been a crucial aspect of healthcare and disease prevention throughout history. Scientists and researchers continually strive to develop new and improved vaccines to combat existing and emerging infectious diseases...

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ASEAN Integration requires competitive Technology.

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Major Approach. Innovation and Advancement: Innovation and advancement: This strategy emphasizes pushing the limits of current scientific understanding and technological prowess. It highlights the demand for ongoing development and scientific advances across a range of sectors. Innovation that is ethical and responsible acknowledges the risks and repercussions that may come with new discoveries in science and technology. It underlines the significance of taking ethical, social, and environmental concerns into account while creating and implementing new technology..

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The Science for Change Program of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in the Philippines encompasses various initiatives aimed at utilizing science, technology, and innovation to drive positive change in the country. One of the programs under this umbrella is the National Industry Cluster Capacity Enhancement Project (NICER). NICER NICER is intended to use science and technology to boost and improve the competitiveness of important industry clusters in the Philippines. It focuses on encouraging collaboration between academic institutions, governmental organizations, and industry partners to advance R&D, technology transfer, and innovation in particular industries..

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Proposal Priority Area for Considerations. Enhance research and development capabilities: By granting access to cutting-edge research facilities, tools, and knowledge, NICER aims to improve the nation's research and development capabilities. It encourages cooperation between academic institutions, businesses, and industry to overcome difficult societal issues. Develop cyberinfrastructure: The goal of NICER is to build a strong cyberinfrastructure that will allow scientists to process and evaluate massive amounts of data. This infrastructure enables researchers to carry out sophisticated simulations, modeling, and data analytics through the use of high-performance computing systems, data storage facilities, and network connectivity. Foster innovation and knowledge transfer: NICER encourages the creation of novel products, services, and technology that meet societal demands. It promotes knowledge exchange and teamwork between researchers and business partners, making it easier to turn research findings into useful applications and to commercialize them. Promote interdisciplinary research: NICER encourages interdisciplinary research by fostering cooperation between several scientific fields to tackle challenging problems. NICER seeks to develop complete solutions and enhance knowledge in important areas by combining experience from many fields..

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RDLead. The Science for Change Program's RDLead component focuses on enhancing research and development leadership for advancing the development of priority S&T areas. The goal of RDLead is to create leaders in the field of research and development, particularly in fields that are in line with societal requirements and business imperatives. RDLead provides opportunities for researchers, scientists, and engineers to enhance their knowledge, skills, and competencies through training, mentorship, and networking. The program supports the development of R&D leaders who can drive innovation, contribute to economic growth, and address societal challenges. RDLead offers a range of programs and activities, including as research grants, seminars, workshops, and mentoring programs for growing capacity. These opportunities give researchers the chance to expand their knowledge, work with peers, and create solutions that benefit society. Through the Science for Change Program and its RDLead component, the DOST aims to create a vibrant ecosystem for science and technology in the Philippines, fostering collaboration, innovation, and sustainable development..

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Cradle. Cradle stands for "Collaborative Research and Development to Leverage and Enable Innovation for Digital Enterprises. The growth and development of digital startups and businesses in the Philippines is its primary goal. The initiative offers financial support, technical expertise, and mentoring to make these entrepreneurs and businesses successful. Through Cradle, the DOST S4CP seeks to promote a thriving ecosystem of cutting-edge digital firms that may aid in the nation's economic development and employment creation. The program promotes programs and projects that make use of cutting-edge technologies like cybersecurity, internet of things, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and data analytics..

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Business Innovation through S&T (BIST) for Industry.

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The DOST has allocated a total of 407, 585, 946.60 to the four program since the S4CP's introduction in 2017, The Budget is shown below..

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S&T Programs and Projects. Community empowerment through science and technology CEST: refers to the process of empowering and providing communities with the information and resources they need to use science and technology to solve their own problems and enhance their general well-being. It entails giving communities the tools, knowledge, and access they need to act responsibly and actively contribute to the advancement and use of science and technology in their own communities. The idea of "community empowerment through science and technology" acknowledges that communities may actively participate to and influence these achievements to meet their needs and ambitions rather than being passive receivers of scientific and technological breakthroughs. It highlights the significance of local involvement, knowledge, and skill in recognizing and resolving community challenges. Small Enterprise technology upgrading program SETUP is a project started by the Philippine Department of Science and Technology (DOST). Its goal is to help the nation's small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) increase their competitiveness and productivity by implementing the right technology. By incorporating science and technology into their processes, SMEs' technical capabilities and efficiency are improved as a result of the SETUP initiative. It strives to close the technological gaps and constraints these businesses are currently experiencing and give them the tools they need to update their machinery, procedures, a nd systems..

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Areas of S&T Intervention. S&T interventions can revolutionize healthcare through the development of new medical treatments, diagnostic tools, vaccines, and therapies. Advances in genomics, personalized medicine, telemedicine, and health informatics can improve patient care, disease prevention, and population health. S&T advancements are essential for creating clean, sustainable energy sources including nuclear, solar, and wind energy. In addition, research is being done on energy efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions reduction, and energy storage. S&T can aid in preserving the environment, reducing climate change, and creating environmentally friendly technologies. The way individuals communicate, obtain information, and do business has been altered by S&T innovations in ICT. Internet of Things, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, mobile technologies, telecommunications network development, internet infrastructure development, and cybersecurity development are all included in this. Interventions can increase sustainability, food output, and agricultural productivity. Improved crop varieties, precision farming methods, agricultural biotechnology, irrigation systems, pest and disease management, and post-harvest technologies are all included in this. S&T can support sustainable farming methods and assist in addressing issues related to global food security. S&T interventions can enhance teaching strategies, provide access to high-quality education, and encourage lifelong learning. This covers the creation of educational software, virtual reality tools, and e-learning platforms as well as instructional material. The future of employment, skill development, and vocational training can all benefit from S&T..

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Laboratory and testing services. Chemical Analysis: Chemical analyses are carried out in laboratories to ascertain the composition, purity, and quality of substances. This comprises analyzing diverse substances, including as medications, foods and drinks, environmental samples, and industrial chemicals, for components, compounds, pollutants, and impurities. Material Testing: Material testing laboratories assess the physical, mechanical, and thermal properties of materials to ensure that they meet specific standards. Metals, polymers, ceramics, composites, and other materials are subjected to tests for tensile strength, corrosion resistance, and other performance parameters. Electrical and Electronics Testing: Electrical and electronic device performance, safety, and compliance are checked by laboratories with expertise in these fields. Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), electrical safety, energy efficiency, and reliability testing are all included in this. These services are essential in sectors like telecommunications, electronics, appliances, and automotive..

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Priority Sectors. Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals: For medical diagnostics, drug discovery, clinical trials, and verifying the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical goods, laboratory and testing services are essential in the healthcare industry. Testing laboratories analyze patient samples, carry out research, and create novel diagnostic and therapeutic methods. Food and Agriculture: The safety and quality of agricultural and food products depend on laboratory and testing services. Testing for pollutants, pathogens, pesticides, and nutritional content is part of these services. Laboratory testing is also used in agricultural research for soil analysis, plant disease detection, and crop enhancement. Energy and Utilities: Energy sources including fossil fuels, renewable energy technologies, and energy storage devices are tested and analyzed in laboratories. They support increases in energy efficiency, dependability evaluations, and studies of the effects of energy production and distribution on the environment..

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Disaster Risk Reduction and Management. Early Warning Systems: The creation of advanced early warning systems for various hazards, such as hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and tsunamis, is made possible by science and technology. In order to identify potential hazards and send out prompt notifications, these systems use information from sensors, satellites, and monitoring networks. This gives populations more time to be ready and evacuate if necessary . Climate Change Adaptation: Science and technology play a crucial role in the development of methods for climate change adaptation and mitigation due to the rising impact of climate change on natural disasters. In order to lessen the frequency and severity of climate-related hazards, initiatives to cut greenhouse gas emissions, create renewable energy sources, and apply sustainable practices are supported by scientific research and technological breakthroughs. Resilient Infrastructure and Design: Technology and science help to create resilient infrastructure designs that can endure disasters or lessen their effects. Buildings, bridges, and essential infrastructure systems are made more durable and safe by using cutting-edge materials, structural engineering, and creative construction methods..

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Research and Development Management. Strategic Planning: creating a distinct vision, objectives, and goals for R&D projects that are in line with the organization's overarching strategy. This entails choosing areas for research, comprehending consumer and market trends, and establishing goals for technology development. Resource Allocation: efficiently distributing resources to support R&D projects, including money, people, and materials. This entails planning a budget, obtaining funds from a variety of sources, and allocating qualified staff, equipment, and facilities in the most effective way possible. Project Management: Planning and executing R&D projects in a systematic manner. This involves defining project scope, setting milestones, creating timelines, identifying risks, and managing project teams. Project management tools and methodologies such as Agile or Waterfall can be used to ensure effective coordination and timely completion of tasks..

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Human Resource Development. Education and Training: Starting with offering top-notch instruction and training at all levels—from elementary and secondary schools to colleges and vocational schools—is the first step. This includes the formulation of curricula, exposure to current scientific and technological breakthroughs, and practical experience. Scholarships, Grants, and Fellowships: Giving brilliant people financial aid in the form of fellowships, grants, and scholarships can encourage them to pursue professions in science and technology. These programs assist in lowering financial obstacles and providing talented scientists and researchers with chances to progress their disciplines. Research and Development (R&D) Programs: For the advancement of science and technology human resources, spending on research and development is essential. It is possible to promote innovation and produce new knowledge by establishing research institutes, sponsoring R&D initiatives, and promoting collaboration between academic, industrial, and governmental entities..

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