Formulating policy on sciences


  • Analysing science agenda
  • Developing technology proposals

Description

Systematically investigating scientific and technological activities and their function within society; in particular, policymaking in scientific and technological fields, and with the interrelationship between policymaking, cultural values and societal goals.

Implementation

The implementation of science policy is a deliberate and coherent attempt to promote a basis for national and international decisionmaking influencing the size, institutional structure, resources and creativity of scientific research in relation especially to its application and public consequences.

Facilitates

  1. Using scientific farming techniques
  2. Using inhumane scientific activity
  3. Teaching science
  4. Strengthening scientific and technological capacity
  5. Strengthening effective information exchange
  6. Requiring authentic application of science
  7. Reducing discriminatory scientific language
  8. Promoting study of social sciences
  9. Promoting basic scientific research
  10. Preserving scientific records
  11. Investing in health
  12. Instituting integrated management of water catchments
  13. Facilitating interdisciplinary exchanges
  14. Exchanging scientific knowledge
  15. Developing sustainable development policy
  16. Developing science
  17. Developing policy on climate change
  18. Developing international sustainable energy policy
  19. Developing international environmental policy
  20. Developing industrial policy
  21. Destroying scientific records
  22. Controlling scientific power
  23. Blocking scientific co-operation


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