Notes Recit Sts
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Philippines from 2001 until 2010. She recently held the position of the speaker of the House of the
Representatives of the Philippines and came her the first woman to hold the position from 2018 up to
2019 then she retired.
- National Science and Technology Authority was replaced by the Department of Science and Technology
- science and technology's role in economic recovery and sustained economic growth was highlighted
- created the Presidential Task Force for Science and Technology which came up with the first Science and
Technology Master Plan or STMP
- Executive Order No.128 abolished R.A. No. 3859, also known as the “Philippine Inventors Incentive Act.”
- gave assistance to Filipino inventors through giving financial aid, patent application assistance,
legal
assistance, and to help inventors market their products domestically and abroad
- R.A. 6655 or the Free Public Secondary Education Act of 1988 opened doors to free education up to the
secondary level
First ever national innovation summit 2007 the national innovation called Filipinnovation was presented
to the president to increase the productivity from science and technology more over the term
Filipinovation Contagiously picking the Philippines to be one that produce innovator in Asia. President
Aroyo took off from the ground. Work science and technology, plans and policies in accomplishment.
Filipinnovation took the essence of achievement making the technology the foundation of future
Economic development
Arroyo Administration (2001–2010): During Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's presidency, science and
technology (S&T) were focused on developing innovation systems and encouraging entrepreneurship.
Policies aimed to create a National Innovation System to boost scientific research and improve the
commercialization of technology. The Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan 2004-2010
emphasized technological development to enhance competitiveness and sustainability in sectors like
agriculture, industry, and services
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Aquino III Administration (2010–2016): Under Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III, there was a strong
emphasis on disaster risk reduction and inclusive growth. Technologies such as LiDAR mapping and the
development of microsatellites (e.g., Diwata-1) were pivotal for disaster preparedness and environmental
monitoring. The Harmonized National Research and Development Agenda was established to align
research priorities with the country's socioeconomic needs(
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Duterte Administration (2016–2022): Rodrigo Duterte's administration focused on practical science-
based policies, especially in renewable energy, industrialization, and faster internet access. His
administration also pushed for space technology development with the creation of PhilSA (Philippine
Space Agency). Another focus was improving climate change adaptation, disaster science, and agricultural
technology to boost food security(
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Marcos Jr. Administration (2022–Present): Although Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s term is ongoing, early
policies show continuity in prioritizing technological advancements, especially in renewable energy,
climate resilience, and digital transformation. There's also attention to fostering innovation ecosystems
to stimulate economic growth, improve digital infrastructures, and leverage research in healthcare and
agriculture(
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Benigno Aquino III Administration (2010–2016): Aquino’s administration took significant strides in
disaster risk reduction, reflecting the country’s vulnerability to typhoons and other natural disasters.
Aquino oversaw the creation of the Project NOAH (Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards), a
disaster prevention and mitigation initiative that combined cutting-edge LiDAR technology, advanced
weather monitoring, and flood risk mapping. The launch of Diwata-1, the country’s first microsatellite,
marked a milestone in the Philippines' efforts to monitor weather and environmental conditions(
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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Administration (2022–Present): Although Marcos Jr.’s administration is still in its
early years, its science and technology agenda continues to prioritize climate resilience, digital
transformation, and the development of innovation ecosystems. The administration has shown a focus
on building the energy sector, specifically on renewable sources, and sustainable agriculture through
technology integration. Continued efforts to strengthen the Philippine Space Agency and develop satellite
technology reflect the country's growing ambitions in space science(
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These pioneers not only reshaped our understanding of the universe but also advanced the scientific
method, helping move science away from philosophical speculation and toward empirical observation
and mathematical reasoning.