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- 1950-1959
Establishment of the Scientific Council at the Prime Minister's Office by P.M. David Ben-Gurion
- 1959-1977
The National Council for R&D at the Prime Minister's Office
- 1966
The Kachalsky Committee recommend s that government R&D will be based on a specific legislation that defines the roles of the National Council and of the chief scientists.
- 1977-1982
The National Council for R&D at the Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure
- 1982
The Israeli government decides to establish an independent office for Science & Technology
- 1983
Establishment of the Iftah Committee for the examination of the organization and management of government research. The committee referred to the establishment of the Ministry of Science and Technology in 1982 as an indication of a fundamental organizational change in Israel's Scientific Research and Development field, as a strengthening of the national focus on Science and Technology, relevant to the 1980's Science and Technology revolution. The committee urged to provide the ministry with all the required tools that will enable it to meet with the needs and challenges of the coming years.
- 1984
Approval of the Iftah Committee findings by the Ministers Committee for Science & Technology.
- 1992
The Israeli government allocates a budget of U.S$ 25 million to the development of Science & Technology infrastructure.
- 1994-1997
Establishment of the "13 Committee" as a basis for the future scientific council.
- 1997-1999
Establishment of national committees for research and infrastructure developmentwithinthe Ministry of Science and Technology.
- 2000
Establishment of a steering committee for scientific infrastructure, active until today. The committee's roles: advising the minister on the framework and budget of scientific infrastructure development, set priorities and coordinate with academic institutions and national committees.
- 2002
Legislation of the National Council for Civil Research & Development (MOLMOP) law. The council's roles: Advise the government on civil R&D on a short-term and a long-term national policy outline, prioritize R&D areas according to Israel's relative advantages, follow the implementation of R&D policy and report the findings, and ensure a professional basis in all national R&D actions, ensure the independent existence of the Ministry of Science and Technology.
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