New Science, Technology & Innovation Policy 2020 pushes for decentralization, ‘renewed STI ecosystem’
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New Science, Technology & Innovation Policy 2020 pushes for decentralization, ‘renewed STI ecosystem’
A power-packed apex committee meeting of the new Science, Technology & Innovation Policy (STIP) 2020 discussed various suggestions for the upcoming policy, a statement said on Saturday.
The draft STIP-2020 policy was presented in the meeting held on 26 November, it said.
Secretaries of all science and several line ministries – Ministry of Earth Sciences secretary M Rajeevan; Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) secretary K N Vyas; Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) director general Shekhar Mande; Department of Biotechnology (DBT) secretary Renu Swarup; Department of Space secretary K Sivan; Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) secretary Sandeep Verma; Ministry of AYUSH secretary Vaidya Rajesh and Scientific Secretary at the office of the Principal Scientific Adviser Arabinda Mitra participated and shared their insights and expectations from the STIP 2020.
Heads of several national-level S&T