Te whakatau i te āhua o tā mātou kōpaki tūāhanga rangahau | Characterising our research infrastructure portfolio
This section characterises the research infrastructure portfolio across the institutions.
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Kitmap — A Stocktake of Research Infrastructure in Aotearoa New Zealand’s Government Research Organisations
Kitmap — he tirohanga whānui o ngā tūāhanga rangahau i roto i ngā whakahaere rangahau a te Kāwanatanga o Aotearoa
The Impact of Science
In mid-2017, we sought feedback on a discussion paper examining the concept of impact as it relates to the science system.
Ageing Well | Kia eke kairangi ki te taikaumātuatanga
The Ageing Well National Science Challenge is researching how to sustain health and well-being as people age, enabling all New Zealanders to reach their full potential into the later years of life.
Our Science Board
Our Science Board is the statutory body responsible for making independent investment decisions for the Endeavour Fund and National Science Challenges.
Bragato Research Institute
Bragato Research Institute are contracted by MBIE for $17.5 million excluding GST to transform the New Zealand grape and wine industry through research, innovation and extension.
National Statement of Science Investment
The National Statement of Science Investment 2015-2025 (NSSI) outlines the Government’s vision for the science system of “a highly dynamic science system that enriches New Zealand, making a more visible, measurable contribution to our productivity and well-being through excellent science”.
2020 Fellowships Impact evaluation
Pūkeko Research Ltd have carried out an impact evaluation of Fellowships funded through Vote Business Science and Innovation funding.
Kupu Whakataki | Introduction
Research infrastructure is an area of the Research, Science and Innovation (RSI) system where there has historically been little visibility. The need for information in this space has been repeatedly identified in previous MBIE publications, and flagged as making it difficult to identify gaps, prioritise investments, and address the general needs of the sector.