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    The document summarizes the major developments in science and technology in the Philippines from the early American colonial period to the late 1990s. It discusses the establishment of key institutions like the Bureau of Science and the public school system in the early colonial period. It then outlines the shifts in science and technology policy after independence in 1946 and the focus on institutional and infrastructure capacity building in the 1950s-1960s. The document also describes the creation of councils and research institutes under the National Science and Technology Authority (NSTA) and the subsequent reorganization of the NSTA into the Department of Science and Technology after 1986. Major personalities in Philippine science and technology are also highlighted.

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    The document summarizes the major developments in science and technology in the Philippines from the early American colonial period to the late 1990s. It discusses the establishment of key institutions like the Bureau of Science and the public school system in the early colonial period. It then outlines the shifts in science and technology policy after independence in 1946 and the focus on institutional and infrastructure capacity building in the 1950s-1960s. The document also describes the creation of councils and research institutes under the National Science and Technology Authority (NSTA) and the subsequent reorganization of the NSTA into the Department of Science and Technology after 1986. Major personalities in Philippine science and technology are also highlighted.

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    The document summarizes the major developments in science and technology in the Philippines from the early American colonial period to the late 1990s. It discusses the establishment of key institutions like the Bureau of Science and the public school system in the early colonial period. It then outlines the shifts in science and technology policy after independence in 1946 and the focus on institutional and infrastructure capacity building in the 1950s-1960s. The document also describes the creation of councils and research institutes under the National Science and Technology Authority (NSTA) and the subsequent reorganization of the NSTA into the Department of Science and Technology after 1986. Major personalities in Philippine science and technology are also highlighted.

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    MAJOR DEVELOPMENT

    PROGRAMS AND PERSONALITIES


    IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE

    PHILIPPINES
    PRESENTED BY : LEONARD HAPON
    Philippine science and
    technology have a long
    history, back to the early
    American colonial period
    during which the Bureau of
    Science was created.
    Moreover, the public
    school system was created
    at about the same period.
    University of the
    Philippines
    Major shifts in the direction of the Philippines science and technology
    took place right after the proclamation of independence in 1946.
    reorganize into an institute of science.
    ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW:

    There were also major In response to these


    shifts in the 1950s and problems and to the need
    1960s that focused on for science and
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    science and technology technology to generate


    institutional capacity products and processes
    building. that were supposed to
    infrastructure-support have greater beneficial
    facilities impact on the country.
    In the 1980s, research utilization was given stroger emphasis

    NSTA - National Science and Technology Authority


    PCHRD - Philippine Council for Health Research and
    Development
    PCIERD - Philippine Council for Industry and Energy
    Research and Development
    PCARRD - Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry
    and Natural Resources Research and Development
    NRCP - National Research Council of the Philippines
    The creation of the councils and research institutes
    under the NSTA showed a clear shift in science
    policy from one of a technology push to a demand-
    pull strategy.

    After the EDSA Revolution in 1986, the NSTA was


    reorganized into what is now called the Department
    of Science and Technology (DOST) by virtue of
    Executive Order 128.
    For more effective delivery of certain functions, the
    DOST was further restructured, resulting in the
    establishment of the:

    TAPI - Technology Application and Promotion


    Institute
    SEI - Science Education Institute
    STII -Science and Technology Information Institute
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    The National Institute of Science and Technology was
    reorganized into the present Industrial Technology
    Development Institute.

    PCASTRD -Philippine Council for Advanced Science and


    Technology Research and Development

    PCAMRD -Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine


    Research and Development
    Furthermore, the leadership Science and Technology
    of DOST placed great services were also provided to
    emphasis on massive supplement R&D and
    technology transfer:
    technology transfer
    activities. It also initiated
    upgrading of testing
    specific interventions standardization and quality
    through various programs control services
    such as the Comprehensive various forms of
    Technology Transfer and technical assistance and
    Commercialization (CTTC). consulting services.
    R & D institutes undertook contract research to
    foster collaboration among the institutes, the
    private sector, and the academe. Furthermore, they
    initiated funding assistance to technology
    developers and acceptors through tie-ups with
    financing institutions such as the Development
    Bank of the Philippines, Technology Livelihood
    Resource Center, Landbank, and Private
    Development Corporation of the Philippines.
    To facilitate the transfer of foreign technology, science
    parks were set up. These parks were also intended to:

    serve as vehicles for university interaction with


    private industry.
    develop new knowledge-based industries and
    strengthen existing ones
    provide a propitious environment for innovation and
    contract research
    In 1998 a presidential task force on Science
    and Technology was formed to deal with the
    overall problems confronting R&D and S&T
    development in the country, and to formulate
    an S&T development plan that would support
    the national development goal of attaining a
    newly industrialized country status by the year
    2000.
    During the Ramos administration
    the DOST initiated a Science and
    Technology Agenda for National
    Development
    (STAND Philippines 2000),
    which embodied the country’s
    technology development plan in
    the medium term, in particular,
    for the period 1993-1998.
    Modernization of the Production Sectors

    CTTC - Comprehensive Technology Transfer and Commercialization Program


    Support programs for the CTTC
    Investors
    National and regional technology fairs
    Technology financing programs
    Information services
    DOST training centers
    Regional and provincial S&T centers
    DOST Academy Technology Business Entrepreneurship Development Program
    Technology business incubators
    Science and technology parks
    Global search for technology
    Program of assistance to investors
    Upgrading of R & D Activities

    R&D priority plan


    Grant-in-aids program
    Contract Research Program
    R&D Incentive Programs

    Development of R&D Infrastructure

    Manpower Development Program in Science and Engineering


    Grade school and secondary school level
    Vocational and Technical Education
    Scientific Career System (SCS)
    Utilization of Filipino exports
    Recognition of S&T efforts
    Balik-Scientists Program Development of S&T culture
    Organizing and strengthening S&T
    MAJOR PERSONALITIES IN
    SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN
    THE PHILIPPINES

    Fe Villanueva del
    Mundo was a
    Filipina pediatrician,
    the founder of the
    first pediatric
    hospital in the
    FE DEL MUNDO Philippines.
    Eduardo Quisumbing
    was a Filipino
    biologist and a
    leading authority on
    plants in the
    Philippines.
    EDUARDO QUISUMBING
    Gavino Cajulao Trono Jr.
    is a Filipino biologist
    dubbed as the
    “Father of
    Kappaphycus
    farming”.

    GAVINO CAJULAO
    TRONO JR
    Maria Orosa Ylagan was
    a Filipina food
    technologist,
    pharmaceutical chemist,
    humanitarian and war
    heroine.

    MARIA OROSA YLAGAN


    THANK YOU

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