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Tono Marohitanga ki Te Tahua Whakakaha a Vision Mātauranga me te Aratohu Tuku Piro mō te Huringa H...

Published: 26 Aug 2024

E tono ana mātou i ngā marohitanga e whai nei ki te tūhura i ngā huarahi e whai hua ai te tangata, ngā whānau, ngā hapori Māori me ngā rōpū Māori i te rangahau pūtaiao, me tōna whanaketanga me te whakatinanatanga. Ka tuku pūtea mātou ki ngā kaupapa a te Tahua Whakakaha a Te Pūnaha Hihiko: Vision Mātauranga mā roto i ētahi kaupapa haumitanga e rua - te Kaupapa Tūhono me te Kaupapa Ika Tauhou.

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Guidance

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PDF, 514KB, 19 pages

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Science funding, Science and technology

Te Pūnaha Hihiko Vision Mātauranga Capability Fund Call for Proposals and Scoring Guide 2025 Inves...

Published: 26 Aug 2024

We are inviting proposals that seek to explore ways in which scientific research and its development and application can benefit individuals, whānau, Māori communities and Māori organisations. This Call for Proposals contains the same information published on our webpages. The web pages will always contain the correct and most up to date information. Any changes will get communicated by stakeholder alerts and published on the web pages. No updates will be available in PDF.

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Guidance

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PDF, 525KB, 17 pages

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Science funding, Science and technology

Gene technology media pack

Published: 14 Aug 2024

This media pack has been made available from the office of the Minister for Science, Innovation and Technology. New Zealand’s gene technology rules are changing. Gene technology (also known as genetic engineering or genetic modification) is a powerful tool available to scientists that has the potential to deliver enormous benefits for New Zealand. Recent improvements mean we can use it more precisely and safely than ever before and places like Australia, Japan, the EU and England have safely embraced gene technologies. While gene technologies have been used in New Zealand for a long time, the current rules have not been updated to match the scientific advancements. With updated rules our scientists can make advances in healthcare, adapt to climate change, protect our unique environment, lift our agricultural productivity and boost exports.

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DOCX, 362KB, 8 pages

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Economic Development, Science and technology, Government

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