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.
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.
Research and Capability Priorities
6 key areas to focus research and development efforts to supports Western Australia's 10-Year Science and Technology Plan.
Action Plan
6 strategic action areas to address the challenges identified in the 10-year Science and Technology Plan.
Resources
A collection of documents including the 10-year Science and Technology plans, supporting and related policies, reports and strategies.
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.
Opportunities
Expressions of interest are open for eligible candidates to be a part of a Science and Technology Council.
Announcements
Sponsorship initiative to empower WA research and collaboration
Apply now for the Science Capability and Partnership Sponsorship Program.
Science and Technology Plan looks to the future
A plan to enhance WA's scientific and technological capabilities to seize opportunities and meet future challenges
Expressions of interest for Science and Technology Council
Submit your expression of interest for the Science and Technology Council now
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