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Policy overview demonstrates a national framework to reverse declining research capabilities in Japan, highlighting strategic revitalization of science and innovation.
The Japanese government adopted the 'Seventh Science, Technology, and Innovation Basic Plan' (the Seventh Basic Plan) on March 27, 2026. Covering the period from fiscal years 2026-2030, the Seventh Basic Plan was formulated by the Council for Science, Technology, and Innovation (CSTI) in response to a formal inquiry from the Prime Minister. The Seventh Basic Plan not only aims to reverse the decline in Japan's research capabilities but also presents a strategy to rebuild an environment where scientists can pursue ambitious ideas and translate discoveries into innovations. At its core is a commitment to 'Revitalizing Science' as the foundation for future innovation.
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