Maria Corazon “Cory” C.
Aquino
• Group members: Emmanuel Jason S. Sales
• Allan Jay M. Datu
• DC C. De Castro
• Merwin E. Salisi
Maria Corazon "Cory"
Cojuangco Aquino
• Filipino politician who served as the 11th
President of the Philippines, becoming
the first woman to hold that office.
• Corazon Aquino was the most prominent
figure of the 1986 People Power
Revolution.
• Presidential term: 25 February 1986 – 30
June 1992
Contribution of Corazon Aquino in Science
and Technology
• On August 8, 1988, Corazon Aquino created the Presidential Task Force
for Science and Technology which came up with the first STMP
(Science and Technology Mater Plan).
• Cory signed bill to encourage technological innovation. The Philippine
Inventors and Invention Incentives Act – FFTC
• Speech of Pres. Corazon Aquino on Science and Technology, July 13,
1988.
Fidel V. Ramos' contribution to
Science and Technology in the
Philippines
PREPARED BY: CAGUIN, ALYSSA MAE
CALIWAG, HARVEY SHURTER
JACLA, EARL JASON
TUAÑO, JE-ANNE
BSCE-II
Republic Act No. 8293
"INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES"
AN ACT PRESCRIBING THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE AND
ESTABLISHING THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE, PROVIDING
FOR ITS POWERS AND FUNCTIONS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Republic Act No. 7459 known as
''Inventors and Invention Incentives Act of the
Philippines''
AN ACT PROVIDING INCENTIVES TO FILIPINO INVESTORS
AND EXPANDING THE FUNCTIONS OF THE TECHNOLOGY
APPLICATION AND PROMOTION INSTITUTE, APPROPRIATING
FUNDS THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Republic Act No. 8439, s. 1997
AN ACT PROVIDING A MAGNA CARTA FOR SCIENTISTS, ENGINEERS,
RESEARCHERS AND OTHER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PERSONNEL
IN GOVERNMENT
Republic Act No. 7687
''Science and Technology Scholarship Act of 1994''
AN ACT INSTITUTING A SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM AND OTHER PURPOSES.
JOSEPH ‘ERAP’
EJERCITO ESTRADA
• 13TH PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES
• IN OFFICE:JUNE 30,1998-JAN. 20, 2001
• LIVES IN: SAN JUAN CITY
• BORN: APRIL 19, 1937 TONDO MANILA
PHILIPPINES
• ATTENDED COLLEGE AT THE MAPUA
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WITH
AND ENGINEERING COURSE
CONTRIBUTION OF ESTRADA
ADMINISTRATION
1. PHILIPPINE CLEAN AIR ACT OF 1999
( REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8749)- Design to protect and
preserve the environment and ensure the sustainable
development of its natural resources
2. INCENTIVES FOR REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF
FOREIGN MULTINATIONALS
(REPUBLIC ACT NO.8756) - The measure grants a host of
incentives to multinational firms establishing their regional hubs in
the country. It also provides a tax and duty free operating
environment for them, and multiple entry visas to expatriates and
their families as well as a flat income tax rate of 15%.
3. RETAIL TRADE LIBERALIZATION
ACT
(REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8762) – The bill dismantles 40 years of
state protectionism over the country’s retail trade industry and
opens the sector to big foreign players. With the retail trade
liberalization, well-known foreign players like France’s Carrefour
and Casino Group as well as the U.S.’ Wal-Mart and JC Penney are
already in the process of negotiating with local partners.
4. NEW GENERAL BANKING ACT
(REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8791) – The measure opens up the local
banking industry to foreign players after almost 50 years of having
it exclusively reserved and protected for filipino nationals. With
the industry’sliberalization, at least 10 foreign banks have already
established their presence in the Philippines.
5. ELECTRONIC COMMERCE ACT OF 2000
(REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8792) – Outlaws computer hacking and
provides opportunities for new businesses emerging from the
internet driven new economy.
6. EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 14
– establishing the presidential commission on year 2000 compliance
whereas, the constitution also provide in section 10, article XIV,
that : “Science and technology are essential for national
development and progress. The state shall give priority to research
and development, invention, innovation and their utilization; and to
science and technology education, training and services. It shall
support indigenous, appropriate and self reliant scientific and
technological capabilities and their application to the country’s
productive system and national life.”
7. DOST (DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY) medium term plan
- It crafted the vision of competent and competitive science
community with a social conscience. The department shall adopt to
have a high priority to flagship programs to develop competence
and competitiveness and address the needs of the poor and
disadvantaged. Also for strengthening, and giving focus to science
and technology in order to make it reliable and relevant to the
current administration. Lastly, improving science and technology
management and governance as well as reforms to have more
productive and efficient science technology.
8. The launching of the Mobile Information
Technology Classroom in Mindanao
- to provide students hands-on training in IT lessons. Manila, Feb
7, 1999 – Teachers and students of 36 public schools in Southern
Luzon, Western Visayas and Southern Mindanao are now cruising
along on the Information Highway, finally, after the Estrada
administration intensified efforts to help the educational
institutions keep up with the rest of the world.
9. The Department of Science and
Technology (DOST)
has provided free modems, routers and other peripherals to 36
schools in Southern Luzon, Western Visayas and Southern
Mindanao so these institutions- and their teachers- can be hooked
up to the Internet. The project aims to harness information
resources in the internet to supplement learning and teaching of
both students and teachers.
The implementation of the climate information
monitoring and prediction services
to make weather forecasting more useful in managing agriculture
and water resources.
- Climate change monitoring is a system integrated satellite
observation, ground-based data and forecast models to monitor and
forecast changes in the weather and climate.
BENEFITS OF HAVING A CLIMATE INFORMATION
MONITORING IN AGRICULTURE AND WATER
RESOURCES
Weather information is playing and increasingly instrument role in
the evolving field of agriculture. The details of weather
information can help a grower’s business decisions in planning
efficiency and minimize its cost.
Four primary areas of agriculture that are
affected by climate monitoring
1. CROP GROWTH/ IRRIGATION
2. FERTILIZER TIMING AND DELIVERY
3. PEST AND DISEASE CONTROL
4. FIELD WORKABILITY
ANTI-CRIME TASK FORCES
In 1998, by virtue of Executive Order No 8, President Estrada
created the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force
(PAOCTF) with the objective of minimizing, if not totally
eradicating, car theft and worsening kidnapping cases in the
country. With the help of this task force, the Philippine National
Police for the first time in history achieved a record-high trust
rating of +53 percent. Panfilo Lacson was its first head.
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
(January 20, 2001- June 30, 2010)
4th President of the fifth republic
ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM
STRONG REPUBLIC NAUTICAL
HIGHWAY
FILIPINNOVATION
REPUBLIC ACTS
RA 9367 – Biofuel Act
RA 7687 – Scholarship Act of 1994
RA 10055 – Technology Transfer Act of 2009
ACHIEVEMENTS IN
Benigno Simeon Aquino III SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
Diwata I Satellite
Diwata Microsatellite was expected to
enable PAGASA to make accurate
forecast and weather monitoring that is
crucial in agriculture. It was also
expected to be used to predictextreme
weather systems like El Nino that can
dramatically affect agricultural
productivity and crop yield
TEACH A COURSE 2
8
Project NOAH
It is an app and a website that provides a
more accurate, integrated, and
responsive disaster prevention and
mitigation system, especially in high-risk
areas throughout the Philippines. It
includes flood early warning systems,
storm surge assessments, landslide
assessments, weather information and
many more.
TEACH A COURSE 2
9
Monitoring and Operating System for Emergency Services Tablet
MOSES tablet is capable of receiving
real-time weather and flood information
reports from DOST’s Philippine
Atmospheric, Geophysical and
Astronomical Services Administration
(PAGASA) and Project NOAH that local
officials, down to the barangay level, can
access for accurate decision-making
eventually to prevent massive
destruction and casualties.
TEACH A COURSE 3
0
Department of Information and Communications Technology
DICT has the purpose to provide every
Filipino an access to vital ICT
infrastructures and services, while also
ensuring the sustainable growth of ICT-
enabled industries that can lead to the
creation of more jobs. This is evident
through campaigns that deal with
providing free public Wi-Fi access as well
as improved Philippine broadband
internet download speeds and reliability.
TEACH A COURSE 3
1
Electric Tricycles
It aims to reduce the sector’s annual
petroleum consumption by 2.8 percent
(based on 20 million barrels annual
consumption in 2010) and to avoid
CO2 emission of estimated 259,008 tons
annually by shifting to 100,000 electric
tricycles (e-trikes)
Results of the pilot test showed that the
tricycle drivers were able to carry more
passengers, experienced more comfort for
the drivers and passengers, and increased
in daily income.
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Automated Guideway Transit System
The AGT is a project under DOST which is
expected to play an important role in the
UP community and in the study of
alternative mass transport systems.
the cost of studying and creating a local
AGT system is a lot cheaper at one-fifth
of the cost of importing a unit from
abroad.
The local AGT system is also seen as a
peek into the future of mass transport
systems made by Filipinos.
TEACH A COURSE 33
Mosquito Ovicidal-Larvicidal Trap
It was designed to detect, monitor, and
control the population of the dengue-
carrying Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. The
trap works by attracting female
mosquitoes to lay eggs on the paddle
drenched with an organic solution. This
solution kills the eggs and larvae,
preventing mosquitoes from reaching
adulthood.
TEACH A COURSE 34
Calatagan Solar Farm
the Calatagan solar farm is the
largest to be completed in Luzon.
It comprises over 200,000 panels
on a 160-hectare property, and
supplies enough power for the
entire western Batangas.
TEACH A COURSE 35
Rodrigo Roa Duterte
“DIGONG”
▪ Born: March 28, 1945
▪ 16th President of the Philippines
▪ First from Mindanao to hold the
office
▪ Oldest person to assume the
Philippine presidency
▪ Won seven terms and served as
mayor of Davao for over 22 years.
MAIN PROGRAMS
(PLATFORMS)
➢Foreign relations
➢War on drugs
➢Health
➢Economic ➢Telecommunication
➢Reduction to red tape ➢Law and order
➢Care for OFW’s ➢Agriculture
➢Transportation ➢Education
➢Labor ➢Energy
➢Fight against terrorism ➢Environment
➢Public works and highways
ECONOMY
• 10-Point Socio-economic Agenda
• Tax Reform
• 17 Major Projects
• Online Steaming launched by Bureau of Customs
• P1.3billion worth of smuggled goods
• 93.3% of P409 billion target of BOC revenue collection
Care for Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW)
• One Stop Service in Mandaluyong City. 219,697 clients
• P455.1 million emergency assistance
• Overseas Employment Certificate. Exemption from
travel tax and terminal fee are being eyed.
TRANSPORTATION
• Inter- agency Council on Traffic
• 401 colorum vehicles impounded
• 6,883 illegally-parked vehicles towed
• 5,738 sidewalk vendors cleared
• Validity of driver’s license extended
• Drivers licenses applied for from January to October 2016 can now be
claimed in 36 LTO licensing offices in Metro Manila
• No report of laglag-bala (bullet-planting scam)
• Punctuality of take-off of airplanes
• Fleet of 21 premium Mercedes Benz buses launched to bring
passengers from NAIA to Makati and Roxas Boulevard.
FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM
• 597 major military operations conducted against Abu Sayyaf Group by the Armed
Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
• 94 ASG bandits killed, 21 surrendered, 17 captured
• ASG leaders Nelson Muktadil, Braun Muktadil, and sub-leader Mohammad Said
among those killed during operations.
• 44 combat operations launched against Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters and
Maute Group by AFP.
• 50 BIFF or Maute Group personalities killed as a result of operations.
• 3 suspects of the September Davao City bombing arrested 32 days after incident.
• Agreement signed with Malaysia and Indonesia to enhance military
cooperation
• Military personnel deployed
ACHIEVEMENTS
INVOLVING
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
June 15, 2018
Republic Act No. 11035
“Act Institutionalizing the Balik Scientist
Program”
returning Filipino experts, scientists, inventors, and engineers
who would share their expertise in the country.
participate in DOST’s Grants-in-Aid research
and development.
Ranked 97th in the world in terms of
infrastructure.
Ranked 5th in Southeast Asia in terms of
access to physical infrastructure.
75 Flagship Projects
Six airports
Thirty-two roads and Five flood control
bridges 1.2 facilities
Four energy facilities
TRILLIO
Three bus rapid transit
Ten water resource Four seaports
N Nine railways
