RSTW IN CENTRAL VISAYAS 2023
The Regional Science, Technology, and Innovation Week in Central Visayas is a highly anticipated annual event that celebrates the latest advancements, innovations, and developments in the fields of science, technology, and innovation. This event serves as a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and community engagement, with a primary focus on fostering a sustainable and prosperous future for the region. It also provides an opportunity to recognize individuals who make significant contributions to the fields of Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI).activities
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DOST VII - nstw week 2021
DOST VII - nstw week 2020
The regional celebration has been part of the national observance of the National Science and Technology Week which highlights the significant contributions of science and technology to national development. It has become a platform for heralding S&T advocacy in the country.
For this year, the Department of Science and Technology Region VII is fusing two annual activities in one majestic celebration and that is the National Science and Technology Week in the Region and the Regional Invention Contest and Exhibit (RICE).
The celebration of RICE provides encouragement to all inventors and researchers to showcase their inventive and creative capabilities through a form of competition for cash incentives, awards, and bragging rights.
Here are the activities to look out for:
- Search for the Most Outstanding DOST Scholars’ Association in Region VII
- Awarding of the Best SETUP Project
- Awarding of the Best CEST Community
- RICE Awarding Ceremony
- S&T Fora
- Adopt-A-Technology
- #ICanAdaptwithDOST7 Challenge
- Fun Trivias
Join us in our first-ever hybrid event! This is gonna be “lit!”
RSTW awardees
regional invention contest and exhibit 2021
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT DOST VII
“The training made me realize to think not only of the gains and success of our business but take into consideration the benefits it brings to the workers and the community.” – LUZVIMINDA TADLE / Canjulao League of Women
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