National Science and Technology Programs Are Being Restructured
Approved by the Prime Minister's Office for the 2026-2035 period, the program will prevent the duplication of national science resources and integrate research with practical applications.
The document on Restructuring National Science, Technology, and Innovation Programs for the 2026-2035 Period, approved by the Prime Minister's Office, aims to ensure the effective use of resources and bridge research results with practical production.
Restructuring and Six Program Groups
Led by the Ministry of Science and Technology, the project is divided into six main groups to prevent duplication in resources. These groups cover the areas of potential development, basic research, national key projects, innovation, special national projects, and digital transformation.
Active Participation of the Business Community
Businesses are positioned at the center of the process starting from the problem identification stage. According to the project, commissioned tasks are targeted to be managed by businesses, with co-financing rates increasing over the years.
Goals and Periodical Projections
Goals covering the 2026-2030 and 2031-2035 periods include establishing strong research groups, developing technology enterprises to participate in the global value chain, and increasing publication rates in international prestigious journals.
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Budget Allocation
The progress of the programs within the scope of the project will be monitored through digital platforms. Based on evaluations encompassing input, output, and impact elements, budget allocations and the future of the programs will be directed.