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RA 11337 (Innovative Startup Act) Section 5

RA 11337 (Innovative Startup Act) Section 5

Program Objectives.

Section 5

SEC. 5. Program Objectives. - The Program shall aim to achieve the following: (a) Support the research and development of startups and startup enablers in the Philippines; (b) Support and promote the access to startup development programs, such as, but not limited to, capacity building, exchange programs, and expert training courses, offered locally and internationally for startups, startup enablers, and the implementers of the Program; (c) Support and promote the participation of startups in international competitions and conferences integral to the promotion of the Philippine startup ecosystem; (d) Support the participation of startups in local and international events which aim to link them to potential investors, mentors, collaborators, and customers; (e) Support the collaboration of startups, startup enablers, national government agencies, local government units, public and private academic institutions, and industry partners to develop innovative products, processes or business models which may be utilized in the delivery of public services, programs, or projects of host agencies; (f) Support the development and growth of enterprises whose innovative product, service, or business model is integral to creating a competitive startup community in the Philippines; and (g) Develop and amend policies and regulations to address or remove undue restrictions in the implementation of the Program, and in the development, establishment, and growth of startups and startup enablers to promote ease of doing business.

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