Ho Chi Minh City Should Aim for Tangible Results in Science and R&D Projects
Experts state that Ho Chi Minh City should focus on solving urban problems rather than quantity in science and technology research.
It has been emphasized that Ho Chi Minh City should evaluate its science and technology research projects based on concrete results and the resolution of urban problems rather than numerical targets.
Solution-Oriented Approach Instead of Quantity in Research Policies
Although Ho Chi Minh City is home to universities, institutes, and technology companies, it struggles to translate this potential into real-world needs.
Goals and Performance Metrics Under Decision No. 57
To implement the goals under Decision No. 57, the city needs to abandon its focus on the number of projects and link performance metrics to market acceptance.
Annually Determined Priority Tasks for Urban Problems
It is stated that key problems identified every year in areas such as transportation, healthcare, education, environment, logistics, and energy can be tested and applied in a short time.
Negative Impact of Bureaucratic Obstacles on Research Processes
It is emphasized that the time lost due to administrative procedures, fund disbursements, and procurement processes slows down research, and these bureaucratic hurdles must be overcome.
Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice in Education
In the field of education, closing the gap between theory and practice and requiring schools to equip students with problem-solving skills is deemed essential.
Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Educational Processes
Instead of being banned in education, artificial intelligence should be used responsibly, and students should be encouraged to develop projects using real data.