Māori research to drive economic growth
The Government is investing in 19 ambitious projects that turn Māori knowledge and science into economic opportunities for New Zealand.
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Reforms newsletters and webinars
The Government is making changes to New Zealand’s science, innovation and technology system. These changes will clarify priorities, lift economic outcomes and harness advanced technology for a more prosperous future.
Refocusing the science, innovation and technology system
The Government is making changes to New Zealand’s science, innovation and technology system to set a clear direction, lift economic growth and position New Zealand for the future.
Biographical Information RFNZ Board members
Biographies for the Research Funding New Zealand Board.
Science System Advisory Group
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment convened a group of experts to provide advice on strengthening the science, innovation and technology system, including the challenges and aspirations of the sector, and opportunities for growth. This group has now finished its work.
New IP management policy to boost research commercialisation
A new Intellectual Property (IP) management policy will give more rights to researchers to commercialise their own inventions.
Who got funded
The who got funded spreadsheet lists the grants for scientific research and associated activities funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment since 2015.
Innovative partnerships
Our innovative partnerships programme is dedicated to helping research and development intensive businesses connect, collaborate and invest in New Zealand.
Clean Technology
Our Cleantech portfolio is designed to support the exploration of new and emerging technology that enables industries to transition to a low to no emissions operation.
Airspace Integration Trials
Our Airspace Integration Trials programme is dedicated to supporting the safe testing, development and market validation of advanced uncrewed aircraft in New Zealand.