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Research Vessel Tangaroa
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Strategic Science Investment Fund
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Funded programmes
- AgResearch
- Antarctic Science platform
- Cawthron Institute
- GNS Science
- Infectious Disease Research Platform
- Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research
- Ngā Rakau Taketake – combatting kauri dieback and myrtle rust
- NIWA
- NZ Leather & Shoe Research Association
- Plant and Food Research
- Scion
- Te Hiku Media
- The Institute of Environmental Science and Research
- The Research Trust of Victoria University of Wellington
- University of Auckland
- University of Canterbury
- University of Waikato
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Funded infrastructure
- Australian Synchrotron
- Enhanced Geohazards Monitoring
- Genomics Aotearoa
- Mission Operations Control Centre
- National eScience Infrastructure
- Nationally Significant Collections and Databases
- Research and Education Advanced Network New Zealand
- Research Vessel Tangaroa
- Review of scientific collections and databases
- Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) Development Platform
- Extreme weather science response
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Funded programmes
Research Vessel Tangaroa
This page sets out the details of our contract with NIWA for the Research Vessel Tangaroa.
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"The Research Vessel Tangaroa provides essential support for a wide variety of research about New Zealand’s marine environment, and that of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica. This contract facilitates the use of this national asset by providing no fewer than 160 days of voyage time per year for four years (up to 20 June 2020) under a new Crown Funding Agreement (CFA). The CFA supports access by New Zealand-based research organisations to RV Tangaroa as a national platform to undertake marine research. The contract also provides for additional, dedicated Antarctic voyages every second year. It is expected that all voyages facilitated through this contract will be aligned with New Zealand’s research strategies and priorities."
The RV Tangaroa is operated by NIWA.