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The special national science, technology and innovation program on strategic technology aims to take products and commercialization as a measure of effectiveness, shifting strongly from management by procedure to management by output, with businesses playing a central role. Download Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Le Xuan Dinh speaking at the Conference - Photo: Chinhphu.vn/TGOn August 10, the Ministry of Science and Technology organized a conference to disseminate documents guiding the implementation of strategic technology research and development tasks under the special national science, technology and innovation program on strategic technology. The program was approved by the Prime Minister in Decision No. 1493/QD-TTg dated August 6, 2026, implemented for the period 2026-2035, chaired and managed by the Ministry of Science and Technology. Approval of the special national science, technology and innovation program on strategic technology READ NOW Built on the basis of Resolution 57-NQ/TW and related laws and decrees, the Program focuses on 10 technologies and 30 strategic technology products, in fields such as technology digital, semiconductor, robotics and automation, biology - biomedicine, energy and advanced materials, cyber security, quantum, aviation - aerospace and high-speed railway. The program identifies businesses as the center, research institutes and higher education institutions as the core force, promoting cooperation between the State, businesses and science and technology organizations. In the period 2026-2030, the goal is to master at least 4 technologies and develop and commercialize at least 15 products, of which 5 products are in regional or international markets. In the period 2031-2035, these goals will increase to 6 technologies and 25 products respectively. Circular No. 48/2026/TT-BKHCN regulates the procedure for considering funding, ordering, appraising, approving the lead organization, funding and signing contracts to carry out strategic technology research and development tasks. Tasks can be organized in the form of single tasks, clusters of tasks or series of related tasks. end. Each task is assigned a unique code; Implementation content is divided into work packages and assessment milestones, clearly defining goals, output products, technical indicators, funding, progress and responsibilities of the host organization. Speaking at the Conference, Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Le Xuan Dinh emphasized 3 requirements: management based on output results instead of heavy on procedures; start from real problems instead of proposed tasks; Results are measured by the ability to master technology and practical application products. According to this approach, tasks are divided into work packages, associated with assessment milestones; Increase professional autonomy, ensure appropriate remuneration for scientists and gradually manage in the digital environment, reducing paper records and reports. Resources follow results. The representative of the National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (Nafosted) said that the financial mechanism for strategic technology development tasks is designed in a way that resources follow work packages, assessment milestones and output results, while increasing autonomy associated with accountability. The state budget supports up to 100% for core technology, foundation technology, and technology that is important to national autonomy, national defense and security. security and high-risk tasks. For strategic technology products that can be applied, transferred, and commercialized, the maximum support level is 70%; The rest is provided by the host organization and the participating parties. Reciprocal funding can include money, human resources, equipment, infrastructure, intellectual property and legal resources that directly serve the mission. Estimates are prepared for each work package, identifying goals, products, funding, responsibilities and implementation time. Notably, the Council evaluates at each milestone; If satisfactory, the task is paid and funding is provided for the next phase. This mechanism increases autonomy in funding, procurement and research plans, while also setting higher requirements for transparency, risk monitoring and accountability.Thu Giang
