Inclusive Growth Through a Smarter Philippines!

INCLUSIVE GROWTH THROUGH SMARTER PHILIPPINES!

Alejandro P. Melchor III

Smarter Philippines Program Director

Depart of Science and Technology

January 2014

GOOD GOVERNANCE AND INSTITUTIONS

ICT-based transformation of Governance

Inclusive Political and Economic Institutions

Economic Growth To create productive jobs and

economic opportunity

Human Development

& Social Inclusion To enable equal access to economic

opportunity

Social Protection

& Social Safety Nets To protect the citizenry, esp from

natural disaster, and mitigate the risk of

shocks to the livelihood of the poor

INCLUSIVE GROWTH

Global Competitiveness Job Creation Poverty Alleviation Political Stability

I. Smarter Philippines:

the DOST’s Technology-

based Inclusive Growth

Program

III. Human Development

and Social Inclusion:

Smarter Mobility, Smarter

ICT, Smarter People,

Smarter Healthcare

IV. The

Geographically-based

Programs: Smarter

Cities and Smarter

Countryside

V. Social Protection and Social

Safety Nets: Project NOAH and

Smarter DRRM/ CCA

VI. Good

Governance and

Institutions: Smarter

Government

VII.

ANNEX

Contents

II. Economic Growth:

Smarter Economy and

Smarter Industries

Smarter Philippines: the DOST’s Technology- based Inclusive Growth Program

DOST Secretary Mario Montejo

Launches Smarter Philippines

Program in Davao City, Feb.

20, 2013

Sec. Mario Montejo’s Keynote Speech

Smarter Philippines Launch

http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=174

Through science and technology, we aim to have every Filipino feel the fruits of the economic advances we

enjoy today. We wish for no one to be left behind. This is what inclusive growth is all about, and this is the

essence of ―Smarter Philippines.‖

The ―Smarter Philippines‖ Program is a fully integrated plan professionally managed by the best and brightest

technocrats and scientists of the DOST. Within the grand plan are several components -- and they include:

―A Smarter Government‖, ―A Smarter People‖, ―A Smarter Economy‖, ―Smarter Mobility‖, ―Smarter

Environment‖, ―Smarter Living‖ and ―Smarter Cities‖.

With all these components working in harmony, we expect a highly competitive Philippines to emerge….. one

where everyone, regardless of economic class or location, enjoys equal opportunities…..one where all enjoy a

superior quality of life akin to the great industrialized countries of Europe.‖ -Sec. Mario Montejo

The Smarter Philippines Policy Framework

GOOD GOVERNANCE AND INSTITUTIONS

ICT-based transformation of Governance

Inclusive Political and Economic Institutions

Economic Growth To create productive jobs and

economic opportunity

Human Development

& Social Inclusion To unlock the human potential and enable

equal access to economic opportunity

Social Protection

& Social Safety Nets To protect the citizenry, esp from

natural disaster, and mitigate the risk

of shocks to the livelihood of the poor

Contributing to high, sustained,

inclusive growth

Enhancing competitiveness

Boosting productivity

Strengthening manufacturing

State-of-the-art facilities &

capabilities for globally

competitive industries

PH a global leader in IT-BPM

National Innovation System

Science, Technology & Innovation

-key to Competitiveness

S&T know-how and tools for

agricultural productivity

Technology transfer to strengthen

MSMEs

Helping build a more modern

transport and ICT/ telecoms

infrastructure to provide greater

access to economic opportunity

Improved quality of healthcare

and quality of life thru S,T&I

More equal access to healthcare

Highly skilled & globally competitive

S&T human resources

More equal access to educational

opportunities through ICT

Globally competitive cities

More equal access to job & govt

services in urban areas

More equal access to jobs & govt

services in rural areas

Reduce risks from natural

disasters, esp. flooding & storm

surge

Mitigate impact of climate

change

INCLUSIVE GROWTH

Global Competitiveness Job Creation Poverty Alleviation Political Stability

History shows that Science, Technology and Innovation have played a key role in economic growth, validating the technology-based growth model

For most of recorded history, economic growth was flat, <0.2%GDP growth/year. History reveals a direct correlation between advances in Science, Technology and Innovation and economic development, as measured by increases in per capita GDP and population growth.

Today’s political and economic scientists have made great progress in distilling how successful countries have applied science, technology and innovation to accelerate economic growth and reduce poverty into “smart” technology-based development frameworks.

S

Transformative

and Enabling

Technologies

2015 ASEAN

Economic

Integration

2015 APEC

Meetings

World Class

R&D

Innovation

&

Competitiveness

Smarter

Industries

Smarter Economy provides S&T support to the

PDP strategy of promoting new drivers of growth

that will create high quality jobs and ensure

regional competitive advantage, especially in the:

Semiconductor & Electronics Industry

S&T-based Knowledge Industries

IT-BPM, Analytics and other ICT-Enabled

Service Industries

Agro-industry, Agriculture and Fisheries

Industries

Metals, Mining, Mass Transit Industry and

Smart Manufacturing Industries

Smarter Economy for high quality jobs and competitiveness

Developing and Deploying Transformative and Enabling Technologies

Transformative and Enabling Technologies are technologies which:

• Have the potential for significant, systemic economic and political impact by

boosting industry productivity and competitiveness

• Enable us to address long-standing problems and global challenges

• Have the potential to create new industries and manufacturing opportunities

• Can provide sustainable high quality, high wage jobs

Transformative & Enabling Technologies Enabling the Development of S&T-based Knowledge Industries

Transformative & Enabling

Technologies

Nanotechnology

Advanced materials

Micro and

nanoelectronics

Photonics

Contributing to

food security,

high quality jobs,

a larger

manufacturing

sector, more

competitive

agricultural,

industrial and

service sectors

and a bigger

market share in

global markets.

Healthcare Industry

Medical Tourism

Biotech-based Industries

Food Processing

Agro-Aquatics Industries

Agribusiness

Electronics and

Semiconductors

Advanced

manufacturing systems

Metals and Mining

Engineering

Smart Manufacturing

S&T-based

Industries

Environmental and Green

Technology Industries Industrial

Biotechnology

Aerospace and

Robotics

World Class R&D capability and Technology Innovation for Inclusive Growth

The Philippine Council for Industry, Energy

and Emerging Technology Research and

Development (PCIERRD) is at the forefront of

developing and deploying transformative and

enabling technologies through the High-Impact

Technology Solutions (HITS) Program.

HITS, coupled with world class R&D capability

under the guidance of the Undersecretary for

Research and Development, has set the stage

for the growth of multiple industry sectors.

PCIERRD Executive Director Rowena Christina

Guevara is sworn in by DOST Secretary Mario Montejo,

while Usec for R&D Amelia Guevara looks on.

State of the art genomics equipment at the Philippine Genome Center, skilled

S&T human resources, world class R&D capacity and direction- setting

through the Genomics R&D Roadmap has set the stage for improved

productivity in agriculture, aquaculture and other sectors.

Academe-Industry-Government Partnership for a World-class R&D Capability

DOST-IBM Partnership for Research and Development

R&D facilities and

equipment at the National

Science Complex at

University of the

Philippines Diliman as well

as other UP campuses

have been significantly

upgraded to enable UP

scientists and researchers

to work closely with the

DOST to develop world-

class technologies.

Dr. Amelia P. Guevara,

DOST Undersecretary for

R&D, has been the

lynchpin of this

partnership, which has

significantly upgraded

Philippine R&D capability

and Technology

Innovation capability in a

relatively short time

frame.

University of the Philippines Diliman Chancellor Cesar

Saloma, UP President Alfredo Pascual, DOST Sec. Mario

Montejo and DOST Undersecretary for R&D Amelia

Guevara signing partnership MOU on AGT System

In preparation for the ASEAN Science Community in 2015,

DOST Reg. X co-hosted world-class chemistry training for

60 participants last November 2013 with EUROLAB

Denmark Secretary and Chairman Lorens Peter Sibbesen

and Xavier University-Ateneo de Cagayan

The National Institute of Molecular Biology and

Biotechnology at the University of the Philippines

Diliman is being equipped with state of the art R&D

laboratory facilities and equipment, setting the stage

for new Biotechnology-based Industries

PCIEERD Website:

Investing in state-of-the art facilities and Transformative and Enabling

Technologies will help us build a $50B/yr. Electronics & Semiconductors Industry

Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass

Spectrometer

Focused Ion Beam—Field Emission

Scanning Electron Microscope

Auger Electron Spectrometer

―I know that many of you in the

semiconductors industry have spent

decades asking for a facility such as

this one to be built…Now that this

lab is fully operational, companies

here will not have to send their products for

failure analysis to the United States or

Singapore… The road to the Philippines we

all dream of starts in places like this. -Pres. Aquino, ADMATEL Inauguration Speech

Because of ADMATEL, products will now

be manufactured and tested here, and we

will be able to take even greater

advantage of the skills of Filipino workers

in the electronics sector. And we have

every expectation that this industry—one

that contributed almost 44 percent to our

exports in 2012—will grow even stronger.

-Pres. Aquino SONA 2013

Electronic Products Development Center (EPDC) will enable the Electronics and Semiconductors Industry to move up to the value chain, from Assembly to Electronics Design and Manufacturing

• The EPDC will provide state-of-the-

art design, prototyping and testing

facilities for printed circuit boards

(PCBs), the principal component in

electronics manufacturing.

Project Leader Engr. Peter Banzon (R) said that

a after the EPDC is operational, DOST will create

a third facility for the industry: the Integrated

Circuit Development Center.

Engr. Banzon’s Brief:


―Science and technology is what puts value to our products and

services. It is the means by which the nation can graduate from being

a mere assembler of goods to being its designer, manufacturer and

marketer.‖

―The DOST of today is a completely different animal from what

many of you remember it to be. No longer are we in the business

of developing basic technologies suited for backyard industries,

we are now stretching the bounds of our technological limits…..

we are treading the realm of high technology.‖ Age of Answers


ADMATEL Website:

ADMATEL Brochure:

http://www.admatel.com/images/Download/ADMA

TEL%20Brochure_Web_v2.pdf

Dr. Nuna E. Almanzor, Asean

Engineer Director,

Industrial Technology

Development Institute (ITDI)

DOST Cpd., General Santos Ave.,

Bicutan, Taguig City Tel. Nos. :

837-2071 to 82 (local 2215)

Telefax No.: 837-3167

E-mail: [email protected]

Dr. Blessie A. Basilia

Chief, Materials Science

Division, ITDI DOST Cpd.,

General Santos Ave.,

Bicutan, Taguig City

Tel. Nos. : 837-2071 to 82

(local 2268, 2201)

Telefax No.: 837-2071 local

2233

[email protected],

[email protected]

http://www.admatel.com/images/Download/ADMATEL Brochure_Web_v2.pdf

http://www.admatel.com/images/Download/ADMATEL Brochure_Web_v2.pdf

mailto:[email protected]



Makibayan Program provides S&T Support

for a Broad-based Domestic Manufacturing Industry

Makibayan—a DOST program aimed at enhancing the productivity of the metals and engineering industry by providing S&T assistance and support to 3 major industry associations: Philippine Die and Mold Association, Inc. (PDMA); Metalworking Industries Association of the Philippines (MIAP); and the Electronics Industries Association of the Philippines, Inc. (EIAPI)

Local manufacture of low-cost farming machinery

Precision mold making and tool & die design and manufacturing

Enhanced electronics manufacturing capability

Enabling the Manufacturing Industry to move up the value chain by developing and deploying technologies used repeatedly in Advanced Manufacturing

Moving Up to High Tech Manufacturing: DOST’s Advanced Surface Finishing Facility

1- Rectifier- for

metals plating and

anodizing

2- Scrubber-

controls air

pollution

3- Cooling Tower-

removes heat

Far Left-

Anodizing Line

Transformative and Enabling

Technologies: Advanced Materials and

Advanced Manufacturing Systems

Enables local manufacturers to move up the

value chain into high tech manufacturing by

providing metals surface finishing services–

such as plating, anodizing and heat

treatment—on par with international

standards.

Science & Technology for a Sustainable Mining Industry

Locally Produced Amalgamation

Machine

Effectively Separate

Raw Ores

Extract 50% more of

two Elements (i.e.

Gold and Copper)

A more sustainable

Mining Industry

Increased Mineral

Extraction Capability

Greater income for

small scale miners

= inclusive

development

―Our small scale miners have also

clamored for a new technology to

increase their gold and mineral recovery

rates. Our solution is a new

Amalgamation process using Philippine-

made machines. The process allows our

miners to extract 50% more gold from

raw ores, while extracting copper at the

same time. So in one fell swoop, not

only can our small miners increase their

gold production, they can also expand

their product range to include copper.‖ - Sec. Mario G. Montejo

MIRDC Website:

Metals Industry Trends & Events Newsletter--

http://www.mirdc.dost.gov.ph/index.php/downloads-

mainmenu-51/cat_view/43-publications.html

Engr. Roberto O. Dizon

DOST Assistant Secretary for

Strategic Plans and Programs

MIRDC Officer-in-Charge

DOST Trunk Line : (02) 837 2071 to

82 Local 2025

Email address: [email protected]


Smarter, More Productive and Sustainable Agricultural Systems

Instrumented Interconnected Intelligent

Smart Sensors

Farm Information

Management System Farm Yield Data

Analytics

Weather Forecast

Geographic Information Systems

for Farm Data and Environmental

Condition Mapping

Farm Information

Management in Tablet or

SmartPhone Smart Systems for

Farmer Productivity

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ca/250mm_Rain_Gauge.jpg

Smarter Agriculture aims to enhance farmer productivity through technology and reduce the vulnerability of farmers to Climate Change

Industry Strategic Plans

Rice transplanter Rice harvester

Availability of Farming Equipment

Improved

Rice Mill

Reducing the vulnerability of farmers to

climate change

Research and Development for Crop

Resiliency

Science & Technology for a Sustainable Aquaculture Industry

Genetic Vaccines

Increased

Resistance to

Viruses

Marine Farming

Industry

Sustainable

Aquaculture

Industry

We have also developed a new genetic vaccine that makes

crustaceans and fish resistant to viruses. With the use of

this vaccine, our marine farms can reasonably expect

outputs to increase by 40%.

- Sec. Mario G. Montejo

X 40% increase in

productivity for

marine farmers =

Inclusive growth

DOST Development Partners for Smarter Agriculture: UN Food and Agricultural Organization

Climate

Smart

Agriculture

Farm Information

Management

System

Smart Weather

Forecast Smart Sensors Access to Data and

Analytics

Climate Change Resiliency through ICT Enabled Tools

Climate Change Resiliency through Knowledge Sharing

Trainings and Seminars

on Climate Change

Adaptation

IECs and

Curriculum for

Climate Change

Resiliency

Interagency collaboration for Technical Development and Deployment

(Technical Working Group)

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PCAARRD Website:

PCAARRD Farm News

http://www.pcaarrd.dost.gov.ph/home/ssentinel/index.php?optio

n=com_flippingbook&view=category&layout=thumbnails&id=3&

Itemid=139

http://www.pcaarrd.dost.gov.ph/home/isp/

Dr. PATRICIO S. FAYLON

Executive Director

Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic,

and Natural Resources Research and

Development (PCAARRD)

Paseo de Valmayor, Economic Garden,

Brgy. Timugan, Los Baños, Laguna

Telephone number/s: (049) 536 4990

DOST Trunk Line : (632) 837 2071 to 82

Local 2430

Email address:

[email protected]


Innovation: Engine of Rapid Growth for the Philippine Economy ―Already, we have seen the fruits of betting such a large sum on the creativity of the Filipino.‖

―Innovation is the engine of any modern economy; and one

look around the Philippines tells us that we have the natural

inventiveness to be one of the world leaders in this regard.

What had been lacking in the past, however, was support.

This is precisely why our administration has focused on giving

our people the necessary resources and opportunities to truly

exercise their creativity in advancing their respective fields and

industries. Since we believe that this is the way to further

accelerate the growth of our economy—which, as you have

probably heard, grew by 7.8 percent in the first quarter of 2013,

making us the fastest growing economy in Asia—we have

nearly doubled the budget of the Department of Science and

Technology since coming into office, from 5.2 billion in 2010 to

9.9 billion in 2013, obviously without wasting taxes except for

the sin products. And already, we have seen the fruits of betting

such a large sum on the creativity of the Filipino.‖

-Pres. Aquino, speech at DOST Compound, May 13, 2013

Filipinnovation, the National Innovation Strategy and National Innovation System: Springboard to Global Competitiveness

Strengthening

Human Capital

Supporting Business

Incubation and

Acceleration Efforts

Regenerating the

Innovation

Environment

Upgrading the

Filipino Mindset

ICON Innovation Congress hosted by DOST in

partnership in partnership with the Association of

Vehicle Importers and Distributors (AVID) last

April 5-6, 2013 in Bonfacio Global City.

Philippine National

Innovation Strategy:

http://www.filipinnovation

.dost.gov.ph/materials/Fil

ipinnovation_Publication

_v02.pdf

Engineering, Research

& Development for

Technology:

http://www.sei.dost.gov.p

h/dld/2012erdt_brochure.

pdf

Technology Business

Incubation Program:

http://www.pcieerd.dost.gov.

ph/index.php/programs/sup

port-for-t-t-and-

c/technology-business-

incubation

Prof. Fortunato de la Pena Usec for S&T Services

Elements of a National

Innovation Strategy: http://smarterph.com/SPCC

V1/?p=153

Inventors and Innovators: Sparkplugs of Competitiveness

DOST - TAPI

Creating Awareness

Sustaining Investments

Sustaining Adoption

Smarter

Inventors &

Innovators

Creating

Awareness of

Invention and

Innovation:

www.science.ph

Showcasing Invention and Innovation:

National Science & Technology Week

Rewarding Invention & Innovation:

Regional Invention Contest & Exhibit

Engr. Edgardo Garcia

Technology Application &

Promotion Institute

DOST’s innovation efforts have contributed to the rapid growth of the creative industry sector

Creative industries tend to become a leading national sector in an S&T-based, ICT-enabled, innovation-driven Knowledge Economy. • Creative industries now account for >5% of

Philippine Gross Domestic Product

• Fast growing sector helping establish PH as fastest growing Asian economy

• Countries aiming to grow their creative sector found that prioritizing science, technology and innovation helps grow Creative Industries to 7-10% of GDP

i-CreativePhil


i-CreativePhil is DOST’s contribution to a

larger multisectoral advocacy which aims to:

• Create global brand awareness for the

Philippines as a producer of high quality

creative content.

• Strengthen our domestic Creative Economy

and industry associations.

• Boost the Philippines to a top-3 offshore

destination for Creative Process Services, and

increase our share of the global market from

the present 10% to 15-18% by 2016.

ASEAN, China and India (ACI Region) now viewed as the

world’s premier growth region and investment destination

By 2030:

• ASEAN, China, India Region

(ACI) combined GDP could

quadruple and exceed that of

the US and Europe combined

• ASEAN, China, India

Region‘s share of world

investment projected to be

40% of the global total

Source: ADB: ASEAN, the PRC and India: The Great Transformation?

A flood of investment is anticipated to

pour into ASEAN thru 2015 and beyond

Smarter Philippines is positioning the Philippines to maximize the benefits of the 2015 ASEAN Economic Integration and the 2015 APEC Meetings

2015 ASEAN Economic

Integration

2015 APEC Meetings

Smarter Philippines will

give investors more

options to invest in

Leveraging Science, Technology and Innovation for a Globally Competitive ASEAN

ASEAN S&T officials agreed to Leverage

Science, Technology and Innovation for a

globally competitive ASEAN

Innovation for the

Global Market

Digital Economy, New

Media and Social

Networking

ASEAN S&T officials agreed to cooperate in the ff.:

DOST hosted the ASEAN Committee on S&T Meeting

May 20, 2013 in Tagaytay City.

Green Technology,

Food and Energy

Security

Biodiversity for

Health and Wealth

Science and

Innovation for Life

Leveraging ICT for a “Smarter ASEAN”

• ASEAN Economic Integration in

2015 stands to be a powerful

economic growth driver.

• Stakeholders believe ICT will play

a key role, as witnessed by the

ASEAN ICT Masterplan.

• The Philippines is the Secretariat

for the ASEAN ICT Masterplan.

DOST Secretary Mario

Montejo proposed a ―Smarter

ASEAN‖ connected by

Smarter ICT during the 12th

ASEAN Telecommunications

and Information Technology

Ministers (TELMIN) Meeting

held Nov. 15-16 in Mactan,

Cebu. The Ministers

concurred, and they worked

on an Action Plan.

6th ASEAN-Japan Information Security Policy Meeting

was held last Oct. 9-10, 2013 at the Heritage Hotel.

Japan conveyed that security of cyberspace is critical

to external investment in ASEAN.

The Harmonizing ASEAN ICT Platforms Towards e-

Society Workshop was held last Dec. 3 at the DOST

ICT Office..

The Workshop on ICT for Disaster Management for

ASEAN was held last Dec. 11-12 at the Rembrandt

Hotel. ASEAN participants agreed it was imperative to

share best practices.

Strategy #1 to leverage the 2015 ASEAN Integration and APEC hosting: Help the APEC host cities to develop as Smarter Cities

Davao Smart City

Boracay

Iloilo

Manila

Tagaytay

Legaspi

Subic

Clark

Bacolod

Davao

Cebu

Smart Cities ―investment magnet‖ http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/business/2013/06/04/s

mart-cities-investment-magnet-285796

The Smart City, or Smarter City, is a known brand and a magnet for foreign and domestic investments Asian smart-city investments to hit $260

billion in 2020: Zpryme

Iain Morris - January 15, 2013

Investments in Asian ‗smart cities‘ are

set to grow from about $55.6 billion in

2013 to around $260 billion in 2020,

according to research from Zpryme.

Source:

http://www.telecomengine.com/article/asian-

smart-city-investments-hit-260-billion-2020-

zpryme

China prepares for smart city construction boom

China has reportedly approved 193 trial

cities to develop into ―smart cities‖

The smart city program,

initiated last November, is part

of the country's efforts to

explore ways to foster a new

type of urbanization.

Smarter Cities can be the perfect ―Living Labs‖

to scientifically apply DOST’s Smarter Philippines

innovations, and thereby attract investments.

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2013-10/16/content_17035874.htm

http://en.tempo.co/read/news/2013/11/20/057531018/Jakarta-to-Turn-Smart-City

http://www.rvo.nl/sites/default/files/Smart%20Cities%20Malaysia.pdf

http://www.thecitiesoftomorrow.com/news/indi

a-smart-cities













http://www.rvo.nl/sites/default/files/Smart Cities Malaysia.pdf

http://www.thecitiesoftomorrow.com/news/india-smart-cities






Strategy #2 – RAPID INDUSTRIALIZATION

Manufacturing investment is pouring

into ASEAN, which is viewed as a

manufacturing base and attractive

market due to its growing middle class

• +87%- Japan‘s direct investment into

ASEAN Jan.31-June 30, 2013

• -18%- Japan‘s FDI into China, same

period

https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/will-an-integrated-asean-region-

challenge-china/

US investment into ASEAN is expected

to rise, led by manufacturing

U.S. foreign direct investment in the ASEAN countries exceeded $159

billion in 2011, led by investments in manufacturing, finance and

insurance, and nonbank holding companies.

In Nov. 2012, US Pres. Obama and the ASEAN leaders signed the US-

ASEAN Expanded Economic Engagement (E3) Initiative, which is

expected to boost trade and investment even more.

The Philippines deserves

to take its rightful place

among the wealthy

nations of this planet --

which is why we, at the Department of

Science & Technology, have taken-on

the challenge of rapid industrialization.

A strong industrial base attracts

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) A research study by the Reserve Bank of India showed

that of India‘s 28 states, the 6 states with the strongest

industrial base attracted >70% of FDI from April 2000-

June 2012.

http://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/bs_viewcontent.aspx?Id=2597

https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/will-an-integrated-asean-region-challenge-china/













http://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/bs_viewcontent.aspx?Id=2597

Strategy #3- STEM in Higher Education

Strengthening STEM Education:

Key to National Competitiveness http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=170

Competitiveness:

key to APEC’s goal of Sustainable Economic Growth

Innovation: Key to Competitiveness

STEM Education breeds inventors and innovators

The 2015 APEC Meetings will include

Meetings of S&T Ministers and Education

Ministers, with the agenda of strengthening

STEM in higher education

National

Competitiveness

Smarter, more competitive MSMEs:

engines of inclusive growth and

an APEC priority

Micro-, small-, and medium-

scale enterprises (MSMEs): • Engines of inclusive growth

• 99.6% of all registered

businesses

• Employ 61.2% of labor force

• Produce >30% of PH total

output

• Test beds for innovative

products & services

• Future globally competitive

Filipino enterprises

• Enable the poor to have their

own businesses

Link local MSMEs to

APEC’s Green Technology

SME Network

APEC believes

Green Technology

will be a powerful

growth driver of Asia

Pacific‘s economy DOST Undersecretary Carol

Yorobe is Program Director

for the SETUP Program

S&T Post Special Edition

SETUP Success Stories http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=

231

Strategy #4- Smarter, more competitive MSMEs

Smarter MSMEs http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?

p=130

Smarter Philippines S&T for Development Partners: USAID

USAID Mission Director Gloria Steele (L) discusses

possible partnership projects on Science, Technology

and Innovation with DOST Secretary Mario Montejo

(R) and Asec Raymund Liboro (C).

US-Philippines Partnership for Growth

MOU. Fosters inclusive economic

development through focused

interventions to overcome constraints to

growth. Science and Technology for

Development plays a major role in PFG

Science, Technology,

Research and Innovation

for Development (STRIDE)

Program.

• 5-year P1.3 Billion ($32

million) program

• strengthens applied

research activities in

Philippine universities and

industry.

• DOST Sec. Montejo sits

on the STRIDE Board.

Innovation Development through

Entrepreneurship Acceleration

(IDEA) Program.

• Seeks to complement Philippine

efforts to upgrade Science,

Technology, Engineering and

Mathematics (STEM) education

and to produce more scientists

and engineers with MS/PhDs.

• links STEM education to

entrepreneurship development.

• The IDEA Program will link

Philippine State Universities and

Colleges (SUCs) with US

professors and entrepreneurs.

Available for download at:

Deputy Mission Director

Reed Aeschliman delivers

USAID‘s commitment of

support for Smarter Philippines

at the Smarter Philippines

Launch Feb. 20, 2013

Smarter ICT Smarter Traffic

Management ICT for

Development

Smarter

Transportation

Systems

Smarter Traffic Management

Automated Guideway Transit System (AGT). Locally

manufactured rapid mass transit system

Hybrid Electric Road Train: Solution to EDSA traffic jams.

Sec. Mario Montejo unveils Road Train at ICON Innovation

Congress in April 2013.

Smarter Mobility provides affordable, environmentally friendly mass transportation to provide greater access to economic opportunities

Design Hub for Customized Local Road Vehicles

(CLRVs). Project Leader Roberto Dizon (R) signs

MOU with leaders of mini-bus, Asian utility vehicle

(AUV) and jeepney manufacturing sectors.

Smarter Traffic Management: S&T Solutions to the traffic problem in Metro Manila and other cities

Let us talk about traffic: isn‘t it

estimated that our economy

loses an estimated 2.4 billion

pesos every day, because of

Metro Manila traffic? Among the projects

targeted to decongest Manila is the

Integrated Transport System.

Integrated and Optimal Scheduling of Public

Transport System in Metro Manila

Making the Traffic Management System Smarter

Advanced Traveller

Information System


Flood Alert System for

Metro Roads

Integrated Smart Traffic

Management System for

Metro Manila, Reg. 3 & 4A

Integrated Smart Traffic

Signal System

Traffic Simulation

Software for LGUs

Intelligent Scheduling & Mgmt

System for Public Vehicles

Internet for All is a critical enabler of human development and inclusive access to economic opportunity and government services

Internet Matters http://www.mckinsey.com/insi

ghts/high_tech_telecoms_inte

rnet/internet_matters

McKinsey’s ―Internet Matters‖ study conclusively shows the Internet

is a powerful driver of rapid, sustainable and inclusive growth.

http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/high_tech_telecoms_internet/internet_matters



TV White Space Project: enabling Internet access to and providing government e-services for remote and disaster-stricken communities

Challenge and Response: Only 47% cities and municipalities have broadband access. Many rural families cannot afford a broadband connection, which costs P1,000/ month. TVWS gives rural communities access to broadband enabled e-services. Inclusive development is thus fostered by eLearning, eCommerce, eGovernment and eHealth. TVWS can help NGAs and communities to re-establish internet services after a natural disaster.

DOST’s ICT Office, with TVWS and help from the

telcos, was able to establish internet services for

National Government Agency desks at the

Command Center in Tacloban after Typhoon

Yolanda (Haiyan).

DOST ICT Office- Microsoft Philippines MOU

on TV White Space Adoption

TV White Space equipment helped restore

internet services in Bohol after the earthquake

Fused ICT and S&T, S&T-based Transformative and Enabling Technologies, combined with ICT-based Smart Technologies will help position the Philippines as a Global Leader in IT-BPM and Analytics and a Center of Excellence (CoE) in key niches of other ICT-Enabled Industries

High

Performance

Computing

(HPC)

Geographic

Information

Systems

Data Analytics

and Business

Optimization

Smart Technologies fueling IT-BPM and ICT - Enabled

Smarter Industries

IT-BPM and ICT Industry

Social Media and Business

Analytics Services

R&D, Knowledge Processing

and Engineering Services

Creative Arts & CAD-CAM and

Design Service Industries

Cyber Security Industry Mathematical

Modelling and

Algorithm

Development

CAD/CAM,

Simulation

Software

Positioning the

Philippines as a

Global Leader

in IT-BPM and

Analytics, and

as a Center of

Excellence in

high value

niches of other

ICT-enabled

Smarter

Industries

Software Programming and

Game Development Industry

Cloud-based,

Mobile & Social

Networking

Technologies

Philippine Leadership in IT-BPM Industry promotes inclusive growth

$25B IT-BPM Industry by 2016; 1.3M Direct Jobs, 3.2M indirect jobs

―As you can see, your assistance in

ensuring that no Filipino is left behind on

the straight path to equitable progress, is

being reciprocated by assistance from the

government. Perhaps as your industry

grows, the Filipino‘s role in them can

diversify into professions that are higher up

in the value chain.‖ - Pres. Aquino

Philippine Leadership in IT-BPM Industry promotes inclusive growth

$25B IT-BPM Industry by 2016; 1.3M Direct Jobs, 3.2M indirect jobs

―As you can see, your assistance in

ensuring that no Filipino is left behind on

the straight path to equitable progress, is

being reciprocated by assistance from the

government. Perhaps as your industry

grows, the Filipino‘s role in them can

diversify into professions that are higher up

in the value chain.‖ - Pres. Aquino

The Stepping Up the Value Chain Program for the Information Technology-Business Process Management Industry

24% Contact Centers

Global

Share

Healthcare

Information

Management

13%

Finance &

Accounting

Management

12-14%

Human Resources

Management 12-14%

Creative Process

Management 15-18%

Target

By 2016

8%

8%

8%

10%

Global #1 in

Contact

Centers;

Intend to be

market leader

in UK and

Australia

Target: to be a global

leader in 4 more fast

growing services

29%

Stepping Up the Value Chain Training Program

Lean Six Sigma Training with

iBPAP and CCAP

Medical Coding and Billing

Training and Certification

Project with HIMOAP

Animation Training with ACPI Emerging Services Education and

Training in partnership with BPAP,

HIMOAP, and other ICT assns.

Software Development,

Programming &

Technopreneurship Training and

Education with PSIA

Training on CAD – Cam and other

Engineering Software with PTC

Foreign language training and

education

Mobile Games Development

Training with GDAP

Next Wave Cities Program spreads high-quality IT-BPM jobs all

over the Philippines for inclusive growth and globally competitive cities

25 ICT Councils in 16 Regions

Target: 520,000 IT-BPM jobs in the countryside by 2016

Philippine Global Leadership in the IT-BPM Industry is just the tip of the iceberg…

Technology giant IBM has publicly

stated that the Philippines can become

the world‘s Analytics Hub, capturing

15% market share of what is forecast to

become a $212B industry by 2016.

S&T-based Transformative

and Enabling Technologies

and ICT-based ―Smart‖

Technologies are rapidly

transforming the Global

Knowledge Economy and

creating new fast growing,

high value niches where the

Philippines can become a

global leader or a Center of

Excellence.

Philippines can attain Global Leadership and 15% Share ($31-B+) of $212-B Global Data Analytics Market: IBM

93.9% Penetration of

Social media in the

Philippines and its

Social Media

Marketing Analytics

Maturity, made it a

strategic choice for

companies to be their

Social Business

Analytics Hub

CHED to develop

Business

Analytics Track

Curriculum with the

help of IBM to

ensure the

availability of

Data Analytics

Professionals

PH out to carve slice of US$212-B

global data analytics market - Inquirer

PHL seen as main source for data

scientists – Business Mirror

Data Analytics Market in

PH is on the rise -

BPMWatch

The Philippines can become a Global Leader or a Center of Excellence in High Value Niches of other ICT-Based “Smart Industries”…

Fused ICT and S&T; embracing Science, Technology and Innovation; building a solid

industrial base to enable the economy to ―walk on two legs‖; and prioritizing STEM

education are keys to moving up the value chain in ICT-based ―Smart Industries.‖

Technology-based Inclusive Growth: ICT skills to enable gender equality in the labor force and employment for the visually impaired

Bridging the Digital Divide through Mobile Digital Centers: Social Mobility for Digital Inclusion and Poverty Alleviation

Bringing ICT skills to the rural grassroots and urban street kids makes them upwardly mobile, qualifies them for higher paying jobs and widens the sphere of economic opportunity accessible to them.

e-Society Program: Building Socially Inclusive and Digitally-enabled Smarter Communities for a Smarter Philippines

PhilCeCProgram Website: http://philcecnet.ph/

Philippine Community eCenter

Roadmap 2011-2016:

http://philcecnet.ph/content/view/79

2/10

Beatrice Quimson

Deputy Executive Director for

eSociety

DOST ICT Office

ICTO Building, C.P. Garcia Ave.,

Diliman, Q.C.

Trunkline : (02) 920 01 01

Philippine Digital Literacy

for Women Campaign:

https://www.facebook.com/P

DLWC?ref=ts

DOST ICT Office Website: http://icto.dost.gov.ph/

Usec. Louis Napoleon C. Casambre

Executive Director

DOST ICT Office

NCC Building, C.P. Garcia Ave., Diliman, Q.C.

Trunkline: 920-0101

Telephone number/s: (02) 426 1526

Fax number: (02) 426 1526

Email address:

[email protected];

Engr. Denis Villorente

Deputy Executive Director

for e-Government

DOST ICT Office

Ms. Beatrice Quimson


for e-Society

DOST ICT Office

Mr. Monchito Ibrahim


for e-Business

DOST ICT Office


Philippine

eHealth

Development

Plan

RxBox Anti-dengue

OL Trap

S&T Support

to Healthcare

Industry

Making Healthcare Systems Smarter


RxBox

Cloud based – Philippine

Health Information Exchange

Medical Analytics

Telemedicine

Cloud based – Hospital

Information System (PHEDW,

CHITS, HOMIS) eHealth Tablet

Online health research

database

Philippine eHealth Development Plan 2013-2017 Enabling greater equality of access to healthcare services for a healthy, productive citizenry

Capacity Building

Advocacy

Standards

Info Exchange

Platform

Policies

PH Health Information

Exchange

Philippine

Health

Enterprise

Data

Warehouse

Analytics Tablet (EMR)

Community

Health

Information

Tracking

(CHITS)

Hospital

Management

Information

System

(HOMIS)

eHealth Apps

Telemedicine

services

Tele-parasitology

Tele-dermatology

RXBox

+150 Barangays

+450

Rural Barangays

Smarter Healthcare: the RxBox 2 for inclusive healthcare services in rural communities

- Electronic Medical Records

- Vital Signs Sensors

- Heart Rate

- ECG

- Blood Oxygen Saturation

- Fetal Heart Tones

- Maternal Uterine Contraction

Helps Doctors to provide better

health care to patients in Rural

Communities

Adopt RxBox

Contact us at:

[email protected]

www. Telehealth.ph

[email protected]

+63-2-509-1003

Smarter Healthcare: S&T Solutions to Conquer Dengue for a better quality of life for all Filipinos

Dengue Prevention through Public Awareness. The rainy season of each year marks the beginning of a DOH-led anti-dengue public awareness campaign.

Dengue Rapid Test Kit. Inexpensive test kit for

dengue yields diagnostic results within 1 hour.

R&D on medicinal properties of local plants for

a national anti-dengue vaccine by 2014 and cure

for dengue haemorrhagic fever.

The DOST-DOH Dep Ed OL Trap Program: Dengue prevention through biological control. DOST-produced OL (ovicidal-larvicidal) traps are placed in different areas of participating schools and serviced every 6 days by volunteers. The OL Traps contain a larvicidal solution which emits an odor that attract Aedes mosquitos to lay their eggs in them. The solution then kills the eggs and larvae.

National online dengue early warning system. The red balloons indicate schools with OL Trap indices of >40%. Local authorities in these areas are alerted to undertake an all-out anti-dengue campaign.

New Radioisotope Lab significantly lowers local healthcare costs, provides S&T Support to domestic Healthcare Industry

The Philippines has competitive advantages

which can be leveraged through S&T support

to build a robust domestic healthcare industry:

• Biodiversity

• Supply of healthcare workers

• Global branding for healthcare

New Radioisotope Lab will produce TC-99m, which will

significantly lower local healthcare costs

Healthcare Outsourcing Services


Smarter Healthcare provides robust S&T

support to healthcare industry: • World-class genomics, biotechnology and

bioinformatics R&D and lab equipment

• Advanced training for lab technicians and

industry workers

• New facilities such as Radioisotope Lab to

provide key services locally and lower

healthcare costs

• Low-cost domestically manufactured

medical equipment

• Public access to online database of

healthcare research

• Strong support for Healthcare Information

Management Industry

Philippine eHealth Development Plan


Healthresearch.ph News:

http://www.pchrd.dost.gov.ph/index.php/2012-

05-23-07-47-54/category/2-news-letter

PCHRD Website:

The Philippine Health Research Registry (PHRR) is a publicly accessible database of

all health researches and clinical trials being conducted in the country.

Health Research and Development Information Network (HERDIN) database is

the national health research repository of the Philippines. HERDIN database

provides quick and easy access to more than 50,000 citation and bibliographic

information from published and unpublished health researches in the country

Smarter

Scientists and

Engineers

Professional

Development of

STEM

Educators

21st Century

Skills

Global

Knowledge

Professionals

Smarter, More Inclusive and Competitive Talent Development Systems


E-learning Tablet for

S&T Education Online Learning

Industry Based Training

GCAT Talent Proficiency

Profiling System

LEAP: Software for

English language training

Starbooks Digital Library

Smarter People seeks to develop highly skilled and globally competitive S&T human resources in support of the national S&T programs

• Computer Gaming for

Leadership Development

• World-Class Curriculum

Online

• Mobile, tablet-based

Blended Learning System

• Technology Resources

for Educators

• Community Based Idea

Sourcing

Technology-enabled

upgrade of Science,

Technology, Engineering &

Math (STEM) Education

Certified ICT Professionals IT-enabled Scientists & Engineers

Data Scientists Technopreneurs

The objective of this program

is to breed more technical

minds among the youth….

more scientists…more

engineers and more

technicians… In a decade‘s

time, we hope to breed a new

generation of scientists that

can match the technical

proficiencies of the Germans.

Developing Smarter Scientists and Engineers for sustained Philippine leadership in S&T-based Knowledge Industries and ICT-based Smart Industries

Philippine Science High School

System—International cooperation

& international benchmarking

World-class science and

engineering facilities

Science Education Instititute: national S&T

scholarship programs for inclusive access to quality

S&T education

Training programs for researchers and

lab technicians Technology-enabled upgrade of

STEM education

Recognition and rewards for outstanding

scientific achievement

Regional Invention Contests

and S&T Exhibits to boost

awareness and give a chance

to scientists and engineers to

showcase their innovations

Technology-enabled upgrade of STEM Education to develop Knowledge Workers with 21st Century Skills

*Loosely based on the framework of the Partnership for 21st Century Skills. www.p21.org

• The Philippines requires

knowledge workers to be

competitive in the S&T-based

Global Knowledge Economy

• Aside from the 3 R‘s there is

need for the ―4 C‘s‖—

• Critical thinking and

problem solving

• Communication

• Collaboration

• Creativity and

innovation

Essential 21st Century Skills http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=82

1. Critical

Thinking and

problem solving 2. Effective written, oral,

multimedia and multilingual communication

communication

3. Collaboration across networks and leading by influence

4. Creativity and innovation

5. Accessing and analyzing

information

6. Initiative and Entrepreneurialism

7. Flexibility and adaptability

SEVEN ESSENTIAL 21ST CENTURY SKILLS*

DOST Technology Partners for Smarter Scientists & Engineers: Microsoft Philippines

IT-certified faculty capable

of imparting 21st century

skills through STEM

curriculum

*Google “Microsoft IT Academy” to download the 51-slide Powerpoint presentation

DOST-Microsoft Partnership for the Imagine

Cup global programming competition

Microsoft IT Academy Program


Microsoft Imagine Cup

http://smarterph.com/xxxxx

Microsoft Imagine Cup

http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1

/?p=167

Engineering Research & Development for

Technology Brochure:

http://www.sei.dost.gov.ph/dld/2012erdt_brochure.pdf

Accelerated S&T HRD Program Brochure:

http://www.sei.dost.gov.ph/dld/2012asthrdp_brochure.pdf

Science Education Institute Website:

Inclusive Access to Quality S&T Education through Nationwide Scholarship Program

Our goal is to raise the quality of learning

that our children undertake, so that, once

they finish their schooling, they can seize the

opportunities now opening up in society.

- President Aquino, 4th National Congress for

COCOPEA, Quadricentennial Pavilion,

University of Santo Tomas on February 28, 2012

Philippine Science High School System: http://oed.pshs.edu.ph/

Global excellence in STEM Education for highly skilled S&T Human Resources

On November 27, 2013, the Philippine Science High School (PSHS) System

hosted the ―Student’s Biotech Forum‖ at PSHS Main Campus on Agham

Road, Diliman, Quezon City, in celebration of the 9th National Biotechnology

Week. This 1-day program was attended by 22 public science high schools and

private high schools in Metro Manila. Designed to promote Biotechnology

through education, student-participants were oriented to the principles of

biotechnology, its real-life application and relevance in different arenas.

Empowering Smarter Scientists and Engineers through inclusive access to science information: The DOST’s Science and Technology Information Institute

DOST-STII’s Science.ph Website:

Science.ph is the country’s first S&T search engine and comprehensive science information website. It helps keep teachers, students, scientists and researchers abreast of the latest developments on the Philippine science scene.

DOST-STII’s Starbooks project helps address the

challenge of a lack of modern libraries and up-to-date

S&T textbooks in rural communities.

Philippine Scientists’ Database

http://www.stii.dost.gov.ph/index.ph

p?option=com_joomdoc&task=cat_

view&gid=85&Itemid=59

Science and Technology Information Institute Website:

S&T Digest:

http://www.stii.dost.gov.ph/index.php

?option=com_joomdoc&task=cat_vie

w&gid=77&Itemid=59

S&T Post:

http://www.stii.dost.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_joomdoc&

task=cat_view&gid=76&Itemid=59

Balitang Rapidost: http://www.stii.dost.gov.ph/index.ph

p?option=com_joomdoc&task=cat_

view&gid=75&Itemid=59

i-TalentDev.PH aims to convert the Philippine talent value proposition into an enduring competitive advantage

Philippines has one of the world‘s top

profiles for Talent

i-TalentDev.PH strategies include:

i-TalentDev.PH


Serious Games

& Creative

Education

Developing 21st Century Global Knowledge Professionals In the 21st century workplace, most

repetitive functions will be automated.

Employers will demand Global Knowledge

Professionals–those with creative abilities

to synthesize information, solve problems,

and be innovative.

The Philippines requires Global Knowledge

Professionals, including:

• ICT-certified Scientists, Engineers and IT

professionals

• Service Scientists

• Data Scientists

• Technopreneurs

Developing the 21st Century Filipino

Global Knowledge Professional http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=172

Service scientists are Global Knowledge

Professionals who are able to understand

complex service systems (such as

education, government, the airline industry,

or managing a manfacturing plant),

and generate and manage innovation.

Developing Data Scientists to position PH as Global Analytics Hub

Big Data Analytics

Data Scientist

Gartner: Worldwide information is growing at a

minimum rate of 59% annually.

By 2015, 4.4 Million jobs will be created

globally to support big data.

Philippines as a Global Center for

Smarter Analytics


eGovernance Training for Smarter LGUs

5 Core Competencies to be developed in gCIOs:

gCIO Training for LGUs Empowering Government Chief Information Officers as agents of strategic

change, focused on projects that drive innovation & reform.

• Chief ICT Strategist

• Chief ICT Policy Advisor

• Chief Information Security Officer

In partnership with:

eLeadership for Local Executives Aims to develop ICT competence— a cluster of related abilities, commitments, knowledge and skills that enable local executives to act effectively

Smarter Cities and Smarter Countryside: the geographically-based programs to accelerate inclusive growth

and global competitiveness throughout the entire archipelago

“Smarter Cities plus Smarter Countryside equals a progressive Smarter Philippines. It is a technology-based development model that recognizes secondary cities as drivers of growth not only within its area, but also in its surrounding countryside. Kung mangyari ipo ito sa lahat ng siyudad ng Pilipinas, this could be a new approach for inclusive and sustainable growth, for poverty alleviation.” - Sec. Mario G. Montejo

GIS-based integrated land use

planning for urban and rural areas

S&T-enabled Foodshed

development: food security for city-

dwellers and prosperity for farmers

Insourcing some of the city‘s

knowledge work to rural

communities

Planning Smarter Cities Towards

a Better Quality of Life


―A European Study has opined that Smarter Cities must have certain

components. They are: A Smarter Government, A Smarter People, A

Smarter Economy, Smarter Mobility, Smarter Environment, and Smarter

Living.

These are the very same areas we adopted in the Smarter Philippines. Thus, if a

city integrates all of these components, then it can truly be called a Smarter City.‖

- Sec. Mario Montejo

Smarter Cities could be Living Laboratories to scientifically test DOST’s Smarter Philippines innovations

Smarter Farming to increase rice

productivity. Foodshed development for

food security

Tacloban. Model for Disaster – Resilient

Smart City. Center for Philippines

Weather prediction industry

Cebu. Model for Sustainable Creative

Industry; film production, animation,

multimedia, fashion and architecture

Bacolod. Smarter Farming to increase

sugar productivity and quality

Iloilo. Model for Globally Competitive

Service Industry (ICT-BPM, HIMO)

Boracay. Model for sustainable Eco-

tourism

Smarter Cities/ Smarter Countryside complements the Next Wave Cities Program’s thrust for IT-BPM jobs by aiming to increase jobs in multiple industries across the country…

with a priority on manufacturing jobs

2013 International Conference on Smarter Cities

Conference presentations can be downloaded from:

Nov. 14-15, 2013—initiated the Philippine Smarter Cities Initiative

“A Smarter City has these key elements:

It constantly assesses how it performs in key areas:

governance, the economy, the environment, citizen

mobility, human resource development, and quality

of life; It denotes an instrumented, interconnected, and

intelligent city. It strives to make itself “smarter”: more

efficient, more innovative, more sustainable, more participative

and equitable, and more livable: via strategic use of the

convergent technologies enabled by ICT.”

- DOST Sec. Mario Montejo

Smarter Cities & Smarter Countryside Development Partner: the National ICT Confederation of the Philippines (NICP)

Leaders of the National ICT Confederation of the Philippines pose with Sec. Mario Montejo

and DOST officials during the Smarter Philippines launch. NICP Chairperson Lizabel ―Wit‖

Holganza delivers NICP’s Statement of Support for Smarter Philippines.

ICT Roadshow in Nueva Ecija in

partnership with NICP

VICTOR- Towards a Global Visayas ICT Cluster—

Nov. 29, 2012, Iloilo City

Groundbreaking for Bacolod City’s

Cyber Center

Smarter Philippines S&T for Development Partners: European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP)

ECCP VP and GM Martial Beck

delivers the ECCP‘s statement of

support at the Smarter Philippines

launch Feb. 20, 2013

DOST‘s Smarter Philippines Program Director

Alejandro Melchor III announced the Philippine

Smarter Cities Initiative at the 2013 Cebu ICT &

BPO Conference last June 4, 2013

ECCP briefs can be downloaded at:

DOST’s Smarter Cities Development Partners: UN Habitat

Smarter MSMEs: Small Enterprise

Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP)

TECHNICAL CONSULTING

PACKAGING ASSISTANCE LAB TESTING SERVICES

DOST industry-level

interventions:

• Industry S&T Road Maps

• Innovation Centers

• Technology Incubators

• Testing centers

• Technology resource

centers

Micro-, small-, and medium-

scale enterprises: engines of

inclusive growth

“99.6% of registered

enterprises”

Employ 61.2% of labor force

For every P50,000 assistance,

1 sustainable job is created

Constraints:

• Weak technological & R&D

capability

• Lack of access to

technology

• Lack of access to finance

• Poor access to market

information

• Low productivity

Technology Upgrade

Technology Consulting

Technology Training

Packaging Assistance

Lab Testing Service

DOST Food Innovation Centers in every region will help build a sustainable domestic agro- industry

Immersion

Freezer

Spray Dryer Freeze

Dryer

Vacuum

Evaporator

Vacuum

Fryer

Water

Retort

Vacuum

Packaging

Machine

UHT

Equipment

Hammer Mill

• Transforms concepts into products

• Enables Product Innovation

• Upgrade Manufacturing Operations

and Processing System

• Standardize Local Processing

Industries

• Design Packaging for Regional

Products

• Commercialize Technologies

Food Innovation Center

DOST Regional Offices Website:

Smarter SMEs http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=130

Project

NOAH

DREAM Project

3D LiDAR

Mapping

Earthquake &

Tsunami

Monitoring &

Warning System

Storm Surge

Monitoring, EWS

and Response

Making Disaster Risk Reduction Management & Climate Change Adaptation Systems Smarter


3D Lidar

Mapping

Smart

Sensors

Disaster Simulation

Public Awareness

Portals

High Performance Computing

& Big Data Analytics

DOST Intelligent Operations

Center focused on DRRM/CCA

NOAH Weather Apps

Disaster

Simulations

From Left to Right: Science & Technology Secretary Mario G. Montejo, President Benigno S. Aquino III, and Project Noah Project Director Dr. Mahar Lagmay

Project Noah Reduces Philippines’ Vulnerability to to Flooding and Storm Surge

“Project Noah would serve as the Philippines’ ark against deluge. We would put an end to the ordeal that people have been accustomed to in rainy weather.” - President Aquino

DREAM 3D LIDAR Mapping for Flood Control

CITIES TO BE COVERED BY DREAM:

As of Sept. 16, 2013: 34 of 58 cities have been surveyed by 3D LIDAR

Smarter Water Management with hydro-met sensors and advanced

flood modelling assists DPWH plan roads, bridges and flood control projects

Hydrological Dataset for the entire Philippines

Flood simulation models for flood control

Dr. Carlos Primo David, Ph.D.

Project Leader

FloodNET

Ph.D. in Geology and Environmental

Sciences, Stanford University

Engr. Denis Villorente

Project Leader

Hydro-Met Sensors Development

Improved Capability vs Storm Surge

Storm surge hazard maps Mangrove reforestation for Eastern Visayas coastline

Satellite imagery for improved monitoring and

post-incident damage assessment and response

IBM supercomputer for improved

forecasting and increased warning time

Storm surge hazard maps to identify high risk areas and reduce vulnerability to storm surge

Leyte Bohol storm surge hazard map Eastern Samar Iloilo

―Regarding disaster preparedness: Our goal to develop mechanisms

to protect our people from natural calamities: we have also achieved.

Among these are the effective services brought about by the joint

forces of the Geohazard Mapping and Assessment Program and

Project NOAH of the DOST. This past year, we completed a multi-

hazard mapping of the 28 most vulnerable locations in the country. A

similar endeavor for the Greater Metro Manila Area will be completed

by 2014… Not only have these maps increased in number, they are

also more detailed and refined, which is why we will be able to more

accurately identify high risk areas.‖ -Pres. Aquino, 2013 SONA

High Performance Computing & Big Data Analytics will improve weather forecasting and flood & storm surge prediction

IBM Corp. donated a 4,096 core Blue

Gene/P super computer to DOST.

The NOAH-Wise Project: Weather Information Integration for System Enhancement

EXPECTED OUTCOMES:

• Improved weather forecasting

• NOAH‘s weather forecast extended from 6

hours to 7 days

• Larger area coverage to monitor weather

disturbances forming out at sea

• Faster computing time will result in hourly

7-day forecasts

• Improved flood prediction and storm surge

prediction

Project NOAH Website.

Mobile apps for

Project NOAH: PAGASA Website:

Dr. Vicente Malano

OIC, PAGASA

Dr. Mahar Lagmay

Project Director

Project NOAH

But simply distributing high-tech

equipment and new technology is not

enough. We also need to train the end-

users of this equipment in understanding,

using, and disseminating the information

gained. When the weather is bad, they no

longer rely solely on wind speed for their

forecasts; they can also predict the

volume of rainfall, and they can provide

the correct and timely warnings so our

communities can prepare accordingly.

- President Aquino SONA 2013

Philippine National Earthquake & Tsunami Monitoring & Communication System: I. Earthquake Monitoring & EWS

DOST-PHIVOLCS Main Station, Quezon City

Philippine Seismic Network: 69

stations now; target: 85 by 2016

Earthquake monitoring Broadband/ strong-motion station

Smart sensors for earthquake monitoring

Installation of smart sensors at

Mandaluyong City LGU

Philippine National Earthquake & Tsunami Monitoring & Communication System: II. Tsunami Early Warning System

Tsunami hazard mapping for Metro Manila Tsunami hazard map for Metro Manila Tsunami scenario database

Sea-level detection sensors Corregidor Tidal Gauge Station

Phivolcs Website:

Tsunami Primer:

http://www.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_phocad

ownload&view=file&id=44:tsunami-primer&Itemid=44

Earthquake Preparedness Guide:

http://www.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_phocadownload

&view=file&id=41:earthquake-preparedness-guide-

pocketsize&Itemid=44

Bohol Earthquake 2013:

http://www.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_pho

cadownload&view=category&id=37:earthquake&Itemid=44

Philippine

e-Government

MasterPlan

MITHI iGovernment

Philippines ICT Policy Cyber Security


Smarter, More Transparent, Efficient, Open and Inclusive Government Institutions

National Network

Infrastructure

Government Electronic

Payment Portal

MITHI to Harmonize

Government ICT Resources

Centralized National

Records Sysyem Government Wide

Collaboration System

Rural

Network

Connectivity

with TV

Whitespace E-Gov MasterPlan and Programs

for Transparent, Efficient,

Innovative Government

Philippine e-Government Master Plan ICT-enabled transformation of government into a transparent, open, integrated and inclusive institution which can efficiently deliver government services to the citizens

“I have always believed that technology can play a

crucial role in linking our people with their

government, and that it is through technology that

we can improve our services, promote dialogue

and responsiveness, and ultimately raise the level

of discourse in our country by efficiently informing our

citizenry about the policies and initiatives of government.” - Pres. Aquino’s Message for the National ICT Summit: Inclusive ICT for a

Smarter Philippines last June 25-26, 2013 at the Crowne Plaza Manila

Philippine e-Government Master Plan

(Final Draft)

e-Government Master Plan


The MITHI Program will harmonize Government ICT

resources and programs for efficiency and interoperability

Coherence of ICT programs and projects of the Government and consistency

with the five (5) Key Result Areas (KRA) of the Administration for 2011 - 2016

• Aims at empowering civil servants by providing the

necessary ICT equipment to ensure efficiency and facilitate

business productivity.

Digitization Empowerment

Fund

(DigEFund)

P1.6B

• Aims at interconnecting government agencies by

fostering collaboration and teamwork in creating

inter-operable systems that leads to innovative

government services and efficient internal

systems.

MITHI Expanded

E-Gov Fund

P2.4B

iGov Philippines Enables transparency and efficient, effective delivery of government services

ICT policy: a key pillar of the infrastructure for a Digital Economy

• The National ICT Advisory

Council (NICTAC) was created as

the policy advisory body to help

fast track the implementation of

the Philippine Digital Strategy.

• PDS is the country‘s official

roadmap for ICT for development.

Private sector experts and strategic

thinkers sit with government

counterparts to advise on ICT policy in

these study groups:

Cybersecurity: making cyberspace more secure for a healthier economy and better quality of life

Filipinos‘ personal and

professional lives have gone

digital. Filipinos use the Internet,

computers, cellphones and

mobile devices everyday. We

live, work and play in

cyberspace.

Our increasing reliance on cyber

technologies makes us more

vulnerable to cybercrime, cyber

espionage, and cyber terrorism

from those who attack our digital

infrastructure.

DOST‘s ICT Office is helping

make cyberspace more secure

for a healthier economy and a

better quality of life for all

Filipinos.

Mitigating against hacking

of government websites- • Training to use the

Government Website

Template

• Migration to Government

Web Hosting Service

International cooperation

on cyber security • DOST‘s ICT Office hosted 6th

ASEAN Japan Information

Security Policy Mtg. Oct 9-10

• International best practices

• Capacity Building

DOST ICT Office e-Government section:

http://icto.dost.gov.ph/index.php/e-government/e-government-overview

Engr. Denis F. Villorente

Deputy Executive Director for e-Government

DOST ICT Office

NCC Bldg., C.P. Garcia Ave.

Diliman, Quezon City

Trunkline: 920-0101

E-Mail: [email protected]

iGov Philippines Website:

e-Government Master

Plan

http://smarterph.com/S

PCCV1/?p=132 Integrated Government Philippines



Smarter Philippines Website & Social Networking Sites

Website: smarterph.com/SPCCV1 Facebook Page: fb.com/smarterphilippines

Twitter Page: twitter.com/smarterph Download Page: smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?cat=1

Smarter Philippines Resources

Smarter Philippines

Launch Recap

http://smarterph.com/SPC

CV1/?p=102

Sec. Mario Montejo

Keynote Speech

Smarter Philippines Launch


Operationalizing Smarter Philippines


Smarter Philippines Conceptual

Framework, Part I


Smarter Philippines Conceptual

Framework, Part II


Planning Smarter Cities Towards a Better

Quality of Life


Age of Answers

http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=204 Inclusive Growth Through a Smarter Philippines


Resources Download List

Philippine Electronics Product

Development Center


Philippine eHealth Development Plan


ADMATEL


Filipinnovation

http://smarterph.co

m/SPCCV1/?p=94

ECCP: Scientific

Networking

http://smarterph.com/SPC

CV1/?p=100

ECCP: Sustainable Manufacturing


Smarter SMEs http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=130

Towards a Harmonized

R&D Agenda http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=214

Smarter ICT & Smarter Government Resources

Integrated Government Philippines


e-Government Master Plan

http://smarterph.com/SPCCV

1/?p=132

TV White Spaces

http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=157 Strategic Roadmap of the Phil

CeC Program 2011-2016

http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?

p=159

PH Location of Choice for IT-BPO and

Shared Services


Philippine Digital Strategy


ASEAN ICT Masterplan 2015


Resources for Smarter People

Developing the 21st Century Filipino

Global Knowledge Professional http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=172

Philippines as a Global Center for

Smarter Analytics http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=155

Microsoft IT Academy Program http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=165

Strengthening STEM Education:

Key to National Competitiveness http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=170

Computer Gaming for Leadership

Development http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=96

World-Class Courses Online, Free:

Towards a Smarter Philippines!


iTalentDev.PH http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=200

Essential 21st Century Skills http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=82

The iCreativePhil Program


Microsoft Imagine Cup http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=167

Smarter Cities and Next Wave Cities Resources

What is a Smart City?


The European Smart Cities System


Case Study on Barcelona Smart City


The Next Wave Cities Program


Smarter Cities for a Smarter Philippines

http://smarterph.com/SPCCV1/?p=116 The Philippine Smarter Cities Initiative


Project Noah and Smarter DRRM/CCA Resources

Using High Performance Computing

for Weather Forecasting


Disaster Management Communications

Best Practices & Lessons Learned, Part I


Philippine National Earthquake and Tsunami

Monitoring System


DOST Climate Change R&D RoadMap


DREAM Project


Project NOAH


USAID and UN Habitat Resources

Climate Change Adaptation


Urban Planning for City Leaders


UN Habitat Achieving Sustainable Urban

Development (ASUD) Program


Smarter Philippines and the Quest for the Holy Grail

Rapid, sustained and Inclusive Growth is the Holy Grail of

political scientists and economic scientists.

The scientists, engineers, researchers, academics and IT professionals of the DOST may be likened to the knights and ladies of old…Will you join our Quest?

Alejandro ―Bud‖ Melchor

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