CSTI As a Government’s Policy Cordinater and It’s EBPM Platform

Abstract

The Council for Science, Technology, and Innovation (CSTI) requires high-quality evidence to effectively function as the government's central coordinating body. To aid in its strategic planning and allocation of resources, CSTI has formed a specialized team and developed the e-CSTI system. This system includes a comprehensive database designed to analyze the distribution of the national budget, university operating costs, competitive funding, and the correlation between researcher productivity and outputs like academic papers and patents. Additionally, e-CSTI facilitates the identification of priority areas through detailed analysis of research outcomes, funding allocation, and expert assessments. The 6th Science, Technology, and Innovation Basic Plan has introduced a proposal for creating a Think Tank dedicated to Safety and Security, and preparations for its establishment are currently underway. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to everyone involved for their significant contributions to the development of e-CSTI.