00:00Today, we come together as a community dedicated to pursuing responsive research, sharing knowledge, and building partnerships that make research
00:10work for the people.
00:12This year's theme, Transdisciplinary Capacity Building and Ethical Research Towards a Progressive, Unified, and SDG-Driven Nation, reflects the Department
00:25of Science and Technology's mission to harness science, technology, and innovation for national development.
00:32We are all aware that many of the challenges we face today are interconnected.
00:37Disaster vulnerability, climate resilience, water security, gaps in many systems like healthcare, show how social issues and environmental realities intersect.
00:54These challenges operate across different levels, from local communities to national systems, and even to global concerns.
01:03Addressing them requires informed decisions, coordinated action, and the continuous strengthening of our country's knowledge base.
01:14If we truly want to make progress, we cannot remain confined within rigid disciplinary boundaries.
01:25Transdisciplinary research encourages us to cross borders between disciplines, between institutions, and even between scientific expertise and lived experience in
01:37communities.
01:38It allows us to combine perspectives, deepen understanding, and produce solutions that are practical and grounded.
01:48At the same time, transdisciplinarity does not replace disciplinary strength. It builds on it.
01:56The 13 divisions of the National Research Council of the Philippines, represent deep expertise across fields.
02:06These divisions provide the foundation that makes collaboration meaningful.
02:12When these friends are connected, research becomes more capable of addressing national concerns.
02:19From health and food security to environmental resilience, culture and emerging technologies, while maintaining scientific rigor.
02:29First of all, what we have discovered in our past five years, is that it is more important for the
02:39request that comes to lawmakers.
02:40It is that we produce first the research and then send it to the lawmakers.
02:45What we have discovered recently, in our experience in our past five years, is that it is more important for
02:52the request that comes to lawmakers.
02:54I'm not referring to Congress or Senate. We support them.
02:57When the request that comes to lawmakers, it's more important for the request that comes to lawmakers.
03:07At bakit mahalaga yun?
03:10Kasi pagkatapos ng research, alam namin na yadap nila as ordinance,
03:15as kung ano yung kailangan nilang batas.
03:20Alibawa yung sa Mount Agad-Agad.
03:23Alam niyo yung research na nagawa ng request ng mayor ng miligan
03:29about conserving the Mount Agad-Agad.
03:32And they were able to produce two ordinances sa local level.
03:37Kasi ibig sabihin kasi involving the community,
03:40ikinadap nila yung research at nagamit nila sa kanilang mga.
03:45Another example is yung sa H.R. Isabella.
03:48Nag-request din yung mayor, ginuwa yung research to raise a map ito.
03:54And because of the research, alam niyo yung nakakuha sila ng funding from DPWH,
03:59hindi sa flood control, kundi sa road network
04:03para yung mismong etsyagi ay mapuntahan
04:07ng mga gustong makita yung tulisan sa ito.
04:11So ibig sabihin, mahalo ka yun na, request ng solor.
04:15Pangalawa, kasama sila sa paghanap ng solution.
04:19So ibig sabihin, mahalo ka yung mga.
04:21So ibig sabihin, mahalo ka yung mga.
04:22Ibig sabihin sa paghanap ng solution.
04:25So ibig sabihin sa pagha.
04:27So ibig sabihin.
04:30So ibig sabihin.
04:31So Ibig sabihin sa paghati in 16 Resp 5417 2 jaa ka-anääiza.
04:36Jiay hiya
04:37il kou isolate pkaha. Sparul quai
04:40tiep home sa paghanap ng solution. On jinyah ira
04:47na yugumaisepu paier. See, siis. Like how
04:52tak mie angelage it po wake upnoit kites? Kay. Awestake.
04:53Hส
04:54the chartuny teclai
04:54poco diep 백iaa only sa teogida, destroy habrZai in 175 Arya
04:54p Thanos animals. So treaty, it's办. So.
04:54You
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