Science and Technology · Technology Policy History
What were the primary priorities established by the Technology Policy Statement of 1983?
- 1Placing basic science at the centre of national development and institution-building
- 2Raising GERD targets and enabling public-private partnerships in research translation
- 3Technological indigenisation, technology absorption, and import-substitution✓
- 4Emphasising R&D investment, innovation systems, and public-private linkages
Correct answer
Technological indigenisation, technology absorption, and import-substitution
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