✨ Research Fund Proposal Guidelines
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 146 5 DECEMBER 2012
| Investment priorities | Research questions | Other requirements |
|---|---|---|
| modifying goods and services or making investments. |
Proposals must not relate to:
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market research for specific firms on:
- the feasibility of selling new goods and services;
- selling existing goods and services; or
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market research on specific goods or services.
If a proposal covers more than one investment priority and/or more than one research question within an Investment Mechanism, it must include a separate impact statement for each research question.
Proposals must specify how stakeholders, including Māori organisations where relevant, were involved in scoping and setting the direction of the research in the proposal.
Proposals must specify how researchers will work with those stakeholders to ensure they are able to utilise the research results. |
| International linkages with Singapore
(Targeted Research only) | How could new or existing international linkages with Singapore improve the ability to undertake, or the quality of, research programmes relating to foods for health products or ingredients that sell due to health benefits? | Proposals must be of 2 years’ duration only.
The Science Board may allocate no more than $500,000 per year for each proposal.
Funding is only available for linkages that are likely to strengthen relationships with Singapore relating to research on foods for health products or ingredients.
If a proposal covers more than one investment priority and/or more than one research question within an investment mechanism, it must include a separate impact statement for each research question.
Proposals must specify how stakeholders, including Māori
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