New Zealand Gazette – 2011 – No. 9

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✨ Research Funding Criteria

31 JANUARY 2011 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 9

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WEIGHTINGS FOR JUDGEMENT CRITERIA

The Board must apply the following weightings to the above judgement criteria, according to the research type and duration.

Assessment criteria	Applied Medium-term (%)	All Short-term (%)	Basic Targeted (%)
Economic, social or environmental benefits to New Zealand	25	10	15
Research, science and technology benefits to New Zealand	25	50	35
Implementation pathway	25	5	15
Ability to deliver research results	25	35	35

PARAMETERS SPECIFIC TO THIS TOOL

Research, science and technology projects and programmes supported under this tool will tend to be short to medium term.
There will be a focus on excellent research as assessed by the quality of the available capabilities, research management processes and potential impact of the targeted outcomes.
Government would expect the majority of the research, science and technology supported by this tool would be led by research organisations, in particular, but not exclusive to, Crown Research Institutes, Universities and Independent Research Associations.

RELATIONSHIP TO PREVIOUS INVESTMENT TYPES

Funding has historically been invested in this area using:

New Economy Research Fund
Transformational RS&T
Contestable investment processes
Commercialisation and technology transfer support.

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🎓 Weightings for Judgement Criteria in Research Funding (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsResearch Funding, Judgement Criteria, Weightings, Economic Benefits, Social Benefits, Environmental Benefits, Research Quality, Implementation Pathway

🎓 Parameters Specific to Research Funding Tool

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsResearch Funding, Short to Medium Term, Excellent Research, Capabilities, Research Management, Impact, Research Organisations, Crown Research Institutes, Universities, Independent Research Associations

🎓 Relationship to Previous Investment Types

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsResearch Funding, New Economy Research Fund, Transformational RS&T, Contestable Investment, Commercialisation, Technology Transfer

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