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    President Joseph Estrada contributed to science and technology in the Philippines in several ways during his term: 1) He signed two major pieces of legislation - the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 and the Electronic Commerce Act of 2000. 2) He worked to develop science and technology to accelerate modernization of agriculture, industry, and services through programs like Gainex and establishing regional food labs. 3) His administration provided internet access to 36 public schools in southern Luzon, western Visayas, and southern Mindanao through free equipment and subscriptions.

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    President Joseph Estrada contributed to science and technology in the Philippines in several ways during his term: 1) He signed two major pieces of legislation - the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 and the Electronic Commerce Act of 2000. 2) He worked to develop science and technology to accelerate modernization of agriculture, industry, and services through programs like Gainex and establishing regional food labs. 3) His administration provided internet access to 36 public schools in southern Luzon, western Visayas, and southern Mindanao through free equipment and subscriptions.

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    President Joseph Estrada contributed to science and technology in the Philippines in several ways during his term: 1) He signed two major pieces of legislation - the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 and the Electronic Commerce Act of 2000. 2) He worked to develop science and technology to accelerate modernization of agriculture, industry, and services through programs like Gainex and establishing regional food labs. 3) His administration provided internet access to 36 public schools in southern Luzon, western Visayas, and southern Mindanao through free equipment and subscriptions.

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    President Joseph Estrada contributed to science and technology in the Philippines in several ways during his term: 1) He signed two major pieces of legislation - the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 and the Electronic Commerce Act of 2000. 2) He worked to develop science and technology to accelerate modernization of agriculture, industry, and services through programs like Gainex and establishing regional food labs. 3) His administration provided internet access to 36 public schools in southern Luzon, western Visayas, and southern Mindanao through free equipment and subscriptions.

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    President Joseph "Erap"

    Ejercito Estrada
    Contribution in the field of Science and Technology

    Camarillo, Angel
    Taberdo, Daisy Rey
    Contribution in the field of
    Science and Technology
    01 Develop S and T in the country in the bid to
    accelerate the modernization of the agriculture,
    industrial and service sectors.

    02 Two major legislation was signed by Joseph


    Estrada.

    03 36 public schools became internet linked (during


    his term)
    01 Develop S and T in the country in the bid to accelerate the
    modernization of the agriculture, industrial and service
    sectors.
    • The implementation of the Gains Export
    Program or Gainex

    • The setting up of regional food microbiology


    laboratories

    • The implementation of the Climate


    Information Monitoring and Prediction
    Services

    • The creation of the Phil-Jobnet to improve


    the job placement and information network
    in the country through IT.
    02 Develop S and T in the country in the bid to accelerate the
    modernization of the agriculture, industrial and service
    sectors.
    • The implementation of the Project Rise or the
    Rescue Initiative for Science Education

    • The launching of the Mobile Information


    Technology Classroom in Mindanao

    • The strengthening of the National Computer


    Center to fulfill its goal of setting up a govern
    ment information infrastructure.
    02
    Two major legislation was signed by Joseph Estrada.

    In President Joseph Estrada's term, two major


    legislations that he signed were Philippine
    Clean Air Act of 1999 (Republic Act
    No. 8749) which was designed to protect and
    preserve the environment and ensure the
    sustainable development of its natural
    resources, and Electronic Commerce Act of
    2000 (Republic Act No. 8792) which outlaws
    computer hacking and provides opportunities
    for new businesses emerging from the
    Internet-driven New Economy
    03 36 public schools became internet linked (during his
    term)

    Teachers and students of 36 public school


    s in Southern Luzon, Western Visayas and
    Southern Mindanao are now cruising along on the I
    nformation Highway, finally, after the Estrada
    administration intensified efforts to help the
    educational institutions keep up with the rest of the
    world.
    The Department of Science and
    Technology (DOST) has provided free modems,
    routers and other peripherals to 36 schools in
    Southern Luzon, Western Visayas and Southern
    Mindanao so these institutions--and their teachers--
    can be hooked up to the Internet.
    04 36 public schools became internet linked (during his
    term)

    Each beneficiary-school also received a free


    one-year Internet subscription as part of the grant,
    which is covered by the DOST's "Program to
    Promote IT-Enhanced Learning and
    Interconnectivity of Schools," the department said
    in a weekend report.

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