Science and innovation: science and technology plan

A new 10-year plan to support the State’s science, research and technology capability, performance and impact
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Science and technology are key drivers of economic performance, societal well-being, environmental conservation and health outcomes. They are also essential facilitators for addressing challenges such as climate change, an ageing population, national security and diversification of the economy. 

A strategic approach to science, technology, research and development, alongside new investment, is needed for Western Australia to meet current and future challenges.  

The 10-year Science and Technology Plan (the Plan) will address all elements of the science and technology ecosystem.  

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Strategic framework

The 10-year Science and Technology plan on page outlining the vision, goals, strategic action areas and research and capability priorities for Western Australia.
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Research and Capability Priorities

6 key areas to focus research and development efforts to supports Western Australia's 10-Year Science and Technology Plan.
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Action Plan

6 strategic action areas to address the challenges identified in the 10-year Science and Technology Plan.
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Resources

A collection of documents including the 10-year Science and Technology plans, supporting and related policies, reports and strategies.
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Consultation approach

Our multi-phased approach to engaging with government, research organisations, community and industry to develop Western Australia's 10-year plan Science and Technology plan.
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Opportunities

Expressions of interest are open for eligible candidates to be a part of a Science and Technology Council.

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