expounding on “National Plan for Science Technology, and Innovation as adoption and integration of scientific research projects, technological development and innovation in the State Budget (OGE) mechanism,” the official said that these factors are assumed as determinants in eradicating hunger, combating poverty and improving the quality of life of citizens in harmony with nature.
According to João Teta, the National Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation (ENCTI) is defined as a set of actions, goals and programs aimed at materializing the short and medium term objectives set out in the National Policy on Science, Technology and Innovation, fulfilling the vision and mission set.
The Secretary of State also considered that the ENCTI focuses on the general aspects of science, technology and innovation, and each introduce or insert socio-economic sector the sectoral strategies in the field of Science, Technology and Innovation (CTI) of expressed in accordance with the strategic policy and coordination mechanisms documents assumptions.
João Teta, who was speaking at the Second Consultative Council of the Ministry of Science and Technology, said that the ENCTI is based on the relationship between science , technology and society, which involves three areas of strategic action.
The Consultative Council II aims listen to the actors and partners of the National System of Science, Technology and Innovation (SNCT) and collect contributions strengthen the implementation of the National Policy and Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation (PNCTI and ENCTI), taking into account the shares of CTI entered in the National Development Plan of the country for the period 2013/2017.
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