We received 408 applications for research funding from the 2017 Endeavour Fund, with 68 approved for funding.

We received 443 applications for research funding in the 2022 round of the Endeavour Fund and 71 were approved for funding.

We received 544 applications for research funding in the 2021 round of the Endeavour Fund and 69 were approved for funding.

This page provides information about the institutions included in the Kitmap survey, defining research infrastucture and limitations of the survey data.

The share of renewable energy in New Zealand’s total energy consumption was at an all-time high in 2022. This was driven by strong renewable resources from hydro, geothermal, and wind energy production.

The successful Research Programmes for the 2023 Endeavour Fund are listed below.

In 2018 a mid-way review of the National Science Challenges concluded with the Science Board agreeing to fund all 11 National Science Challenges at the maximum funding amount. This amount was set by Cabinet in 2013 for 1 July 2019 – 30 June 2024, and brings the total investment to $680.8 million.

We are inviting proposals for investment into Māori-led research programmes that will make a meaningful difference to the capability and capacity of Māori to engage with the Research, Science, and Innovation system and generate new research activity.

This report outlines significant activities and achievements across 2022/23. It reflects the efforts of our many kaimahi/employees, who are proud of the services and results they deliver for the people of Aotearoa New Zealand.

Through the 2024 funding round, Te Pūnaha Hihiko: Vision Mātauranga Capability Fund is supporting 16 projects aimed at the development of skilled people and organisations that plan to undertake, or are undertaking, research that supports the themes and outcomes of our Vision Mātauranga policy.