New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 179

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Output Aggregation Description 1992–93 Funding ($000) 1997–98 Funding ($000)
25, 26, 27, 28 History, Society and Culture, relationships and Wellbeing, Political and Economic Relationships, Education, Knowledge and Training 1,569 4,380
29, 30, 31, 32, 33 Environmental Protection, Geological Structures and Processes, Land use, Flora and Fauna, Marine and Freshwaters, Climate and Atmosphere 54,971 52,130
Assessment and Protection of the Earth 9,499 10,050
29 Environmental Protection 9,499 10,050
30 Geological Structures and Processes 10,741 9,430
31 Land use, Flora and Fauna 10,498 9,850
32 Marine and Freshwaters 16,175 15,270
33 Climate and Atmosphere 8,058 7,730
35 Antarctica 1,805 1,805
34, 36 Space, Fundamental Knowledge 3,430 3,800
38, 39, 40 Defence, S and T Education and Training, S and T Services 4,561 4,331

Annex C: Summary of Indicative Funding Levels by Output Class ($232 Million Scenario) as set out in the final STEP report

Output Class Description PGSF 1992–93 ($,000) Proposed 1997–98 ($,000) Increase ($,000) Increase (%) Aggregated 1992–93 ($,000) Aggregated 1997–98 ($,000)
01 Sheep Production 13,378 9,380 -3,998 -30 108,251 93,250
02 Beef Production 1,661 2,110 449 27
03 Dairy Production 4,453 4,700 247 6
04 Alternative Animal Species 5,195 4,000 -1,195 -23
05 Genetic Animal Research 11,823 10,450 -1,373 -12
06 Forage Plants 20,108 17,520 -2,588 -13
07 Horticulture 26,150 22,390 -3,760 -14
08 Arable and Other Plants 13,023 10,600 -2,423 -19
09 Plantation Forestry 10,220 9,180 -1,040 -10
10 Fisheries 2,240 2,920 680 30
11 Meat Processing 3,437 6,030 2,593 75 49,311 63,760
12 Dairy Processing 2,699 4,460 1,761 65
13 Other Food Processing 9,005 13,370 4,365 48
14 Fibre, Textiles and Skin Processing 2,659 4,140 1,481 56
15 Wood and Paper Processing 6,749 10,520 3,771 56
16 Materials and Industrial Processing 12,447 11,520 -927 -7
17 Engineering 1,859 2,580 721 39
18 Electronic and Instruments 6,861 8,400 1,539 22
19 Construction 3,595 2,740 -855 -24
20 Commercial and Trade Services 255 310 55 22 7,886 9,240
21 Energy 4,625 5,770 1,145 25
22 Transport Services 573 990 417 73
23 Information and Communication 1,343 1,350 7 1
24 Urban and Rural Planning 790 820 30 4
25 History, Society and Culture 428 1,120 693 162 1,569 4,380
26 Relationships and Wellbeing 295 980 685 232
27 Political and Economic Relationships 489 1,340 851 174
28 Education, Knowledge and Training 358 940 582 163
29 Environmental Protection 9,499 10,050 551 6 9,499 10,050
30 Geological Structures and Processes 10,741 8,630 -2,111 -20 47,706 43,210
31 Land Use, Flora and Fauna 10,498 9,650 -848 -8
32 Marine and Fresh Waters 16,175 15,270 -905 -6
33 Climate and Atmosphere 8,058 7,730 -328 -4
34 Space 430 240 -190 -44
35 Antarctica 1,805 1,690 -115 -6 3,000 3,560
36 Fundamental Knowledge 3,000 3,560 560 19
38 Defence 26 0 -26 -100 4,561 4,331
39 S and T Education and Training 204 0 -204 -100
40 S and T Services 4,331 4,331 0 0
Total 231,783 231,781 231,783 231,781
  • Differences in totals are due to rounding errors.

    Output class funding levels exclude non-specific output funding.

Annex D: Discretion in the Transition Over the Five Year Period

Funding Targets

  1. The foundation should develop, by September 1993, an overall transition strategy covering that part of the PGSF allocated by the foundation, in consultation with the major science agencies, with this strategy setting out the way in which funding allocations will be managed in order to achieve the five year funding level targets. The transition strategy should be the outcome of aggregating the science area research strategies referred to below and should be advised to the Minister of Research, Science and Technology when it is complete.

Transition Path

  1. The funding levels proposed at the aggregate level, or for individual outputs in two aggregations (outputs 19 to 24 and outputs 29 to 33) for 1997-98, as set out in Annex B, are firm goals towards which the foundation should work, bearing in mind that another review of five year priorities will be conducted in 1995. The overall transition strategy should clearly indicate the path expected to be followed in achieving these goals.


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🎓 Annex B: Funding Recommendations (continued from previous page)

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Science, Technology, Funding, Output Aggregation, Economic Sectors, Research Priorities, Financial Planning

🎓 Annex C: Summary of Indicative Funding Levels by Output Class

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Funding, Output Classes, Research, Science, Technology, Financial Planning

🎓 Annex D: Discretion in the Transition Over the Five Year Period

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Funding Strategy, Transition, Research, Science, Technology