Dukungan Iptek Sebagai Landasan Dalam Pembangunan Nasional

BPPT RI
31 Aug 202005:47

Summary

TLDRThe script discusses the establishment of BPPT, an Indonesian government agency responsible for technology research and application. It was formed in 1978 under President Suharto's decision and initially led by Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie. Over the years, BPPT has evolved, adapting its organizational structure to meet internal and external demands. Currently, facing the Fourth Industrial Revolution, BPPT is focused on innovation to boost Indonesia's economy and competitiveness, aiming to achieve the vision of a prosperous and advanced Indonesia by 2045.

Takeaways

  • 🏛️ The establishment of BPPT (Indonesian Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology) was influenced by a meeting with President Suharto.
  • 📜 BPPT was officially formed through Presidential Decision No. 25 in 1978, operating as a non-departmental government agency under the President.
  • 🔬 Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie was appointed as the Minister of Research and Technology and concurrently served as the head of BPPT for four terms from 1978 to 1998.
  • 🌐 BPPT underwent organizational changes to meet internal and external demands, as indicated by Presidential Decree No. 42 in 2006, which marked the official separation of BPPT head from the Minister of Research and Technology.
  • 🚀 In the era of Industry 4.0, BPPT is positioned to enhance Indonesia's competitiveness and sovereignty through science and technology.
  • 🌟 BPPT aims to accelerate development by fostering innovation to drive economic growth, aligning with Indonesia's vision to become an advanced, just, and prosperous nation by 2045.
  • 🔄 BPPT is committed to strengthening institutional capacity, improving human resources, and being accountable for the success of national research and innovation programs.
  • 🌐 BPPT promotes the application of artificial intelligence to support technological development in various fields such as health, food, bureaucracy reform, industry innovation, digital mobility, and smart cities.
  • 🌐 BPPT, as a science and technology institution, continues to build and develop its capacity, especially in human resources in science, technology, and innovation, as mandated by the National Science and Technology System Law.
  • 🔄 BPPT emphasizes its seven roles including technology clearing, technology audit, technology transfer, technology intermediation, diffusion of science and technology, and commercialization, with a focus on building a solid, smart, and agile institution.

Q & A

  • What is the significance of the meeting between the narrator and President Soeharto?

    -The meeting is significant as it led to the establishment of a body for technology research and application.

  • When was the technology research and application body officially formed?

    -The body was officially formed through Presidential Decision No. 25 in the year 1978.

  • Who was appointed as the Minister of Research and Technology and concurrently the head of BPPT?

    -Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie was appointed as the Minister of Research and Technology and concurrently the head of BPPT.

  • How long did Habibie serve as the head of BPPT?

    -Habibie served as the head of BPPT for four terms, from 1978 to 1998.

  • What changes did BPPT undergo in terms of organizational structure?

    -BPPT underwent structural changes to meet internal and external demands, as indicated by the issuance of Presidential Decree No. 42 in 2006.

  • What does the separation of the head of BPPT from the Minister of Research and Technology signify?

    -The separation signifies a formal distinction in roles, with the head of BPPT being a separate entity from the Minister of Research and Technology.

  • How does BPPT aim to contribute to Indonesia's competitiveness in the era of Industry 4.0?

    -BPPT aims to contribute by focusing on innovation as a driver for economic growth, making Indonesia a competitive nation based on science and technology.

  • What is the vision for Indonesia that BPPT is working towards?

    -BPPT is working towards the vision of making Indonesia an advanced, just, and prosperous nation by 2045.

  • What is the role of BPPT in promoting innovation and technology services?

    -BPPT plays a role in strengthening innovation and technology services through the Pentahelix ecosystem, building synergy and collaboration in resources for the era of Industry 4.0 and digital transformation.

  • How does BPPT plan to support the development of various fields in Indonesia?

    -BPPT plans to support development by applying artificial intelligence in various fields such as health, food, bureaucracy reform, industry innovation, digital mobility, and smart cities.

  • What are the seven roles emphasized by the National Science and Technology System Law for BPPT?

    -The seven roles are technology assurance, technology clearing, technology audit, technology transfer, technology intermediation, technology diffusion, and commercialization.

  • What is the mission of BPPT in building its capacity and developing human resources in science and technology?

    -BPPT's mission is to build its capacity and develop human resources in science and technology, as mandated by the National Science and Technology System Law, with a focus on building a solid, smart, and switched-on institution.

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Technological AdvancementIndonesia DevelopmentBPPTInnovationIndustry 4.0Digital TransformationResearch and TechnologyEconomic GrowthSustainable DevelopmentNational Strategy