Vision and Implementation Strategies
- MISSION
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Bold steps to improve the health of our nation
- GOALS
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Resolving national healthcare challenges through mission-driven R&D initiatives that are High risk - High reward but have significant ripple effects.
Mission-oriented R&D initiatives that are high risk -high reward
- Mission 1
Establishing health security
- Mission 2
Overcoming unconquered diseases
- Mission 3
Securing breakthrough technology in bio-health technology
- Mission 4
Improving welfare and care services
- Mission 5
Improving essential medical service and technology
Our strategy model
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- Strategy1
Demand and Mission-Oriented Project Planning
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- Identifying ChallengesConducting demand surveys and big data analysis to identify challenges
- Project PlanningMission-driven R&D planning with research-specific characteristics
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- Strategy2
Selection of Specialized Projects Based on Challenging Innovation
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- Challenging Innovation IndicatorsDefining indicators for originality and risk
- Project-Specific EvaluationAssigning the authority to PMs to perform project-specific evaluations
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Milestone-Based Operation and Management
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- Flexible OperationAdjusting funding and institutions to the characteristics of each project
- Monitoring MilestonesEmpowered to GO/NO-GO/GO-IF checkpoints
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Dissemination of Outcomes for Market Entry
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- IP ManagementSupporting for IP connectivity throughout the lifecycle
- Commercialization SupportLinking support programs to each project
- NetworkingBuilding a global network for tech transfer and investment
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- Infrastructure1
Securing a Foundation for Challenging Innovation
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- Establishing Operational Guidelines for the Project
- Developing a Flexible Budget Plan
- Infrastructure1
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- Infrastructure2
Securing and Developing Skilled Talent
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- Securing PMs and Support Staff
- Strengthening Capacity building for Innovation and Challenges
- Infrastructure2
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- Infrastructure3
Strengthening and Expanding Networks
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- Promoting the Notion of Innovative and Challenging R&D
- Establishing a Global Network
- Infrastructure3
Project Implementation Process
Project Implementation Stages and Details
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① Challenging Problem Selection
- Identification of Candidate Challenging Problems
- Finalization of Challenging Problems
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Candidate problems are identified and prioritized through demand surveys targeting the public, associations, and experts, as well as consultations with experts in each mission area.
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Challenging problems are finalized following review by the Special Committee.
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② Project Planning
- Stakeholder Consultation
- Finalization and Announcement of the Request for Proposals (RFP)
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The PM prepares the project plan and announcement and gathers researchers’ feedback through a ‘Proposers’ Day.’
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The project plan and announcement method are finalized following review by the Special Committee.
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③ Research Project Selection
- Selection Evaluation
- Research Project Agreement
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Research projects are evaluated and reviewed by the Special Committee.
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The research plan is finalized through consultation and coordination with the PM.
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④ Research Project Management
- Milestone Monitoring and Management
- Stage Evaluation
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The PM monitors milestone progress and provides guidance for each research project.
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Research projects are evaluated and reviewed by the Special Committee.
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⑤ Completion and
Follow-up Management- Final Evaluation
- Dissemination and Management of Outcomes
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Research projects are evaluated and reviewed by the Special Committee.
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Follow-up support is provided through the accumulation of research output data, technology commercialization, and related activities.