New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 65

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✨ Research Science and Technology Report

4 JUNE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Promoting a national culture where people value and maintain healthy environments.

TARGET OUTCOME STATEMENT
Healthy, diverse and resilient ecosystems. New Zealand has healthy, diverse and resilient ecosystems that sustain nature and people. We understand and value our ecosystems, are environmentally responsible and have assured the long-term quality and capacity of land, marine, freshwater and air resources.

Examples of the contributions RS&T could make towards this target outcome:

Expanding the knowledge base of the state of New Zealand’s diverse environments, including air, water and terrestrial systems, and natural resources of significance to hapu and iwi.
Expanding the knowledge base of factors affecting ecosystem health, including urban development, contamination, and resource use.
Expanding the knowledge base of the determinants of environmentally responsible behaviour.
Developing effective and efficient environmental management systems for increasing biodiversity and repairing and rehabilitating damaged ecosystems.
Developing technologies and services for efficient and sustainable use of environmental resources, including minimising waste and pollution, in order to optimise economic and environmental benefits.
Promoting awareness and understanding of factors affecting environmental quality and risks to diverse and resilient ecosystems.

TARGET OUTCOME STATEMENT
New Zealand in the global biophysical environment: New Zealand exploits its ability to influence and contribute to international global environmental change programmes. Knowledge gained from these programmes is used to improve our understanding of the effects of global change processes on our ecosystems and the production systems dependent on them.

Examples of the contributions RS&T could make towards this target outcome:

Increasing knowledge of global-scale crustal processes and dynamics.
Expanding the knowledge base of factors affecting global ecosystem health, including climate variability.

APPENDIX TWO: 1998/99 Output Classes and Outputs purchased in Vote RS&T

OUTPUT CLASS $ (MILLION)	RESPONSIBLE AGENT(S)
Research, Science and Technology Outputs
Public Good Science and Technology	Foundation for Research, Science & Technology, Health Research Council 317.335

Non-specific Output Funding | Foundation for Research, Science & Technology 26.131

Marsden Fund | Royal Society of New Zealand 21.839

Technology New Zealand | Foundation for Research, Science & Technology 15.694

Human Resources Development | Foundation for Research, Science & Technology, Health Research Council 5.235

Provision of National Measurement Standards | Industrial Research Limited 4.154

Promotion of Science and Technology | Royal Society of New Zealand, Foundation for Research, Science & Technology, plus others 3.511

International Science and Technology Linkages | Royal Society of New Zealand, Ministry of Research, Science & Technology 1.038

Science and Technology Publications | Royal Society of New Zealand 0.467

System Overheads |
Contract Management for Science | Foundation for Research, Science & Technology, Health Research Council, Royal Society of New Zealand 9.611

Policy Advice for Research, Science | Foundation for Research, Science & Technology 0.400

Science and Technology Policy Advice | Ministry of Research, Science & Technology 5.324

Management of Contracts for Non-departmental Outputs | Ministry of Research, Science & Technology 0.675

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🎓 Target Outcome: Healthy, diverse and resilient ecosystems (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsEcosystems, Environmental Health, Biodiversity, Environmental Responsibility, Natural Resources, Ecosystem Management, Environmental Technologies, Environmental Awareness

🎓 Target Outcome: New Zealand in the global biophysical environment

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsGlobal Environmental Change, International Programmes, Ecosystem Health, Climate Variability, Crustal Processes

🎓 1998/99 Output Classes and Outputs purchased in Vote RS&T

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsResearch Funding, Science and Technology, Public Good Science, Non-specific Output Funding, Marsden Fund, Technology New Zealand, Human Resources Development, National Measurement Standards, Promotion of Science and Technology, International Science and Technology Linkages, Science and Technology Publications, Contract Management, Policy Advice

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