Knowledge not communicated is knowledge wasted. As pillar of the countryβs S&T efforts, we must go beyond the scope of our technical work and extend the value and relevance of what the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) does to Filipinosβregardless of their socioeconomic background. Thus, the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) pledged continue reading : NRCP GEARS FIRST BATCH OF CEST SCIENCE COMMUNICATORS
3 MORE RDLEAD HEIS SECURE PHP 20M GRANT TO ESTABLISH / UPGRADE LABORATORIES
Dr. Melchizedek I. Alipio (RD Leader, Bulacan State University), Dr. Tonette Laude (RD Leader, Ilocos Sur Polytechnic State College), Dr. Ricardo Babaran (RD Leader, Capiz State University) Three (3) higher education institutions (HEIs) assisted by the Research and Development Leadership (RDLead) program, implemented by the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) are set to continue reading : 3 MORE RDLEAD HEIS SECURE PHP 20M GRANT TO ESTABLISH / UPGRADE LABORATORIES
NSTEP Mindanao 1 Hosts Proposal Writeshop Conference
βThis writeshop will serve as an avenue of interaction among the academe, industry, and the civil society. NRCP together with DOST X, XI, and XIII will implement NSTEP on its 2nd year with an objective of providing mechanisms to highly competitive RSEs and to develop regional experts, therefore, translate to a more equitable R&D spending continue reading : NSTEP Mindanao 1 Hosts Proposal Writeshop Conference
19th KTOP-COVID Webinar Series: Access to Universal Health Care of Geogrphically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDAS) in Nueva Ecija Philippines during the Pandemic
KTOP-COVID Panelists (from left to right: Ms. Olive Chester Antonio (NEUST), Ms. Jennifer Casabar (NRCP), Ms. Rosemarie Casimiro (Speaker), Ms. Vilma Ramos (NEUST), Dr. Ma. Mercedes Planta (Moderator), Dr. Lawrence Dacuycuy (NRCP Social Sciences Division Chair), Dr. Arneil Gabriel (NEUST), and Ms. Lanie Manalo (NRCP) The National Research Council of the Philippines featured its 19th continue reading : 19th KTOP-COVID Webinar Series: Access to Universal Health Care of Geogrphically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDAS) in Nueva Ecija Philippines during the Pandemic
Social Dimension of Food and Health Security
Social Dimension of Food and Health Security Dr. Milagros S. Guerrero CSSP, UP Diliman Recommendations: FOOD AND HEALTH SECURITY Jobs in agricultural sector to provide facility for them to earn to have money to solve hunger problems Problem of malnutrition and health issues due to lack of proper nutrition and healthy food, not only continue reading : Social Dimension of Food and Health Security
GREEN ECONOMY IS THE KEY
Post pandemic, the increase in the process of commodities particularly food, electricity, and crude oil has terribly affected the low-income earners including the transport sector and the riding public. Some data also show that the situation was exacerbated by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine that started in February 2022, and still unresolved. Russia is continue reading : GREEN ECONOMY IS THE KEY
