MANDATE

The Academy of Innovative Research, Science & Technological Development (AcIRSTD) functions as an independent, prestigious, and advisory organization mandated to advance scientific research, foster innovation, and guide national development through evidence-based policies. The Academy mandate is structured to bridge the gap between scientific research and societal needs, serving as a principal advisor to governments on science, technology, and innovation (STI). 

Key components of the Academy of Innovative Research, Science & Technological Development (AcIRSTD)’s mandate include:

• Advisory Role to Government (Think Tank):Providing independent, non-partisan, and authoritative scientific advice to policymakers to shape national STI strategies, policies, and laws.

• Promotion of Scientific Excellence:Recognizing and honoring outstanding achievements in science and technology through the election of fellows and awarding prizes to scientists.

• Scientific Research & Development:Promoting basic and applied research in various fields, including natural sciences, engineering, health, and social sciences, to address national and global challenges.

• Science Education & Literacy:Enhancing public understanding of science, promoting science education, and nurturing the next generation of scientists and technologists.

• International Collaboration:Establishing partnerships with international scientific organizations, academies, and researchers to exchange knowledge and promote scientific advancement.

• Ethical Oversight:Ensuring the adherence to ethical principles in scientific research and promoting a culture of research integrity.

• Policy Advocacy:Advocating for legal, policy, and regulatory frameworks that encourage innovation, research commercialization, and technology transfer. 

Core Objectives:

• Addressing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):The Academy of Innovative Research, Science & Technological Development aligns its research and advisory activities to help meet SDGs, such as climate change, health, food security, and environmental protection.

• Supporting Young Scientists:Empowering early-career researchers through mentorship programmes, grants, and inclusion in national scientific dialogues.

• Science Communication:Disseminating research findings to the public to improve scientific literacy.