Question & AnswerQ&A (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 902)
The NSTA is mandated to mobilize the scientific and technological resources of the country to meet economic and social development demands.
Republic Act No. 2067 and Executive Order No. 784 dated March 17, 1982.
To develop a Comprehensive National Plan for Science and Technology responsive to critical national requirements and to ensure the results of research and development are utilized in production processes.
Because it requires high-level staff expertise and competence to perform development tasks essential to economic growth and prosperity.
It designates the NSTA as one of the major offices under the Office of the President.
The NSTA is declared as a critical agency.
The salary structure of the Office of the President shall apply, where appropriate, to all authorized regular positions in the NSTA and its agencies.
The Office of the Budget and Management in coordination with the NSTA.
On January 1, 1984.
President Ferdinand E. Marcos signed the order, with Presidential Executive Assistant Juan C. Tuvera countersigning.