Independent Research Organisation platforms
In 2018 we transferred $5.9 million of funding per year from Independent Research Organisation (IRO) capability funding into 3 Strategic Science Investment Fund (SSIF) science platforms across 2 IROs.
In 2018 we transferred $5.9 million of funding per year from Independent Research Organisation (IRO) capability funding into 3 Strategic Science Investment Fund (SSIF) science platforms across 2 IROs.
This page describes the tourism system, its objectives and the role of regulation in the system.
This platform will grow New Zealand’s hi-tech exports by leveraging world-class expertise in cryogenics, superconductors, magnets, and processed materials. It will support innovation-led growth by applying advanced materials and engineering capabilities to sectoral challenges, creating proof-of-concept products and enabling commercialisation pathways.
This page describes the research, science and innovation system, its objectives and the role of regulation in the system. It lists the main statutes and changes to regulation either planned or in progress.
We are inviting proposals for the He Ara Whakahihiko Capability Fund - Rangapū Rangahau funding scheme. Rangapū Rangahau invests in work programmes that strengthen capability and networks by building new connections between Māori organisations and the science, innovation and technology system (SI&T).
This page describes the trade regulatory system administered by MBIE, and its objectives.
We are inviting proposals for the He Ara Whakahihiko Capability Fund - Ara Whaihua funding scheme. Ara Whaihua focusses on scientific research that is ready to be implemented, rather than exploratory.
This page describes the standards and conformance regulatory system and its objectives. It also lists the other government agencies involved in the system and main stakeholders.
Through the 2026 Rangapū Rangahau funding round of the He Ara Whakahihiko Capability Fund, we received 103 proposals. The Government is investing in 17 work programmes that strengthen capability and networks by building new connections between Māori organisations and the science, innovation and technology system (SI&T).
This page describes the outer space and high-altitude activities regulatory system and its objectives. It also lists the other government agencies involved in the system and main stakeholders.
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