Emerging and future platforms in New Zealand’s bioeconomy
A set of reports on opportunities for New Zealand’s bioeconomy to be ‘part of the solution’, and contributing to high value, sustainable and low-emission use of bioresources.
A set of reports on opportunities for New Zealand’s bioeconomy to be ‘part of the solution’, and contributing to high value, sustainable and low-emission use of bioresources.
He Kai Kei Aku Ringa: Māori-Crown Economic Growth Partnership 2023 (He Kai Kei Aku Ringa 2023), provides an organising framework to drive an all-of-government focus on achieving positive economic outcomes for Māori.
The Research Trust of Victoria University of Wellington is receiving Research Programmes funding for the following projects.
Titles of documents the Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety received from MBIE in 2022.
The government has invested in 18 projects that advance iwi, hapū, hapori, and Māori Science, Innovation & Technology (SI&T) priorities. This will allow for stronger deployment of SI&T investment towards communities and rohe/takiwā where Māori knowledge is practiced, and where experts and practitioners are based.
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Our responses to what we heard during the invitation to contribute process.
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