The event aims to strengthen the scientific and technological sector
The Brazilian Association of Technological Research and Innovation Institutions (ABIPTI) will hold the 8th edition of the ABIPTI Congress on the 6th and 7th of May, at the Hotel San Marco, in Brasília, with the theme “Innovative Environment in Brazil: challenges for socioeconomic development”. The objective is to consolidate and support the formation of a more competitive scenario to increase the supply and demand of research for the development of technology and innovation in the country.
The event will bring together the main actors of the National Science, Technology and Innovation System (SNCTI) and will address the main concerns of the sector, in addition to bringing together authorities who can listen to the needs of the institutes. The meeting is also an opportunity to exchange knowledge about positive experiences in specific management topics.
“Our role is to act with a view to strengthening the scientific and technological sector. Our mission is to promote the systematic engagement of associates in mobilizing and structuring projects, as recommended by the MCTI's science, technology and innovation policy”, says ABIPTI's president, Isa Assef dos Santos.
Important discussions on updates to current science and technology (S&T) laws and a new regulatory framework for the sector will be some of the highlights of the Congress. The subject includes possible debates on PEC 290/2013, which amends and adds provisions in the Federal Constitution to update the treatment of science, technology and innovation (ST&I) activities; the Differentiated Contracting Regime (RDC), exclusive to the area; and the Bill (PL) 2,177/13, which creates a proposal for a National Code of Science, Technology and Innovation. More Congress information: www.abipti.org.br/congresso2014.
Service:
ABIPTI Congress
May 6th and 7th
hotel San Marco – Setor Hoteleiro Sul, Block 05, block C) – Brasília-DF
www.abipti.org.br/congresso2014.
The event will bring together the main actors of the National Science, Technology and Innovation System (SNCTI) and will address the main concerns of the sector, in addition to bringing together authorities who can listen to the needs of the institutes. The meeting is also an opportunity to exchange knowledge about positive experiences in specific management topics.
“Our role is to act with a view to strengthening the scientific and technological sector. Our mission is to promote the systematic engagement of associates in mobilizing and structuring projects, as recommended by the MCTI's science, technology and innovation policy”, says ABIPTI's president, Isa Assef dos Santos.
Important discussions on updates to current science and technology (S&T) laws and a new regulatory framework for the sector will be some of the highlights of the Congress. The subject includes possible debates on PEC 290/2013, which amends and adds provisions in the Federal Constitution to update the treatment of science, technology and innovation (ST&I) activities; the Differentiated Contracting Regime (RDC), exclusive to the area; and the Bill (PL) 2,177/13, which creates a proposal for a National Code of Science, Technology and Innovation. More Congress information: www.abipti.org.br/congresso2014.
Service:
ABIPTI Congress
May 6th and 7th
hotel San Marco – Setor Hoteleiro Sul, Block 05, block C) – Brasília-DF
www.abipti.org.br/congresso2014.
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