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STII continually explores and enhances linkages with local and international counterparts to promote extensive exchange of publications and scientific/technical literature, resource sharing, and participation in scientific/ technical activities.


Domestic partners and networks include the Philippine eLib, DOST ScINET Phil, NUTRINET, regional and provincial offices, other government and private research agencies, state and private universities and colleges, media establishments, non-government organizations, civic/religious groups, and national and local public officials.


International linkages are developed and formed through online communication, attendance/participation in conferences, seminars, and similar events. So far, STII has information and publications exchange arrangements with 109 institutions in 24 countries.

STII’s major customers are other DOST agencies and government organizations, private companies, education sector, Local Government Units (LGUs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).

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The Science and Technology Information Institute (STII), one of the service institutes of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is located inside the DOST Complex, General Santos Avenue, Bicutan, Taguig City.

STII was created as the information and marketing arm of the DOST by virtue of Executive Order No. 128

(30 January 1987) which reorganized the National Science and Technology Authority (NSTA), now the DOST. The institute has the responsibility to implement the following mandates:

  • To establish a science and technology databank and library
  • To disseminate science and technology information
  • To undertake training on science and technology information


These mandates are being processed and implemented by STII’s technical divisions: Information Resources and Analysis Division (IRAD) and Communication Resources and Production Division (CRPD) with the support of the Finance and Administrative Division (FAD).

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Two teachers, one from Quezon City and another from Tarlac, expressed their gratitude to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) for a courseware that they deem very helpful in their teaching profession.

Meanwhile, another from Camarines Norte sent this message via the courseware’s Facebook page: “Your courseware project will be very helpful to my nieces and nephew.”

What courseware are they talking about?