✨ Research Fund Guidelines
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 146
5 DECEMBER 2012
| Investment priorities | Research questions | Other requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Building on known successes in societal research | Efficacy of research for societal intervention: How can we extract maximum benefit from the evidence base of existing research on societal issues and interventions to inform policy and practice? | ○ will be carried out in a manner that enables end users to access and use knowledge generated from the work programme at the earliest opportunity. |
| The proposed research project must generate one or more formal methodologies for assessing the quality of evidence about a societal topic or value of an intervention. |
The methodology must:
- be demonstrated by a review of available New Zealand and relevant international research;
- have wide applicability;
- use cross-disciplinary and cross-issue search criteria (ie across various societal sectors); and
- indicate how the findings might best direct future research. | Proposals must confirm that co-funding by direct in-kind contributions has been secured.
Proposals must:
- be of 2 to 3 years’ duration;
- provide a brief literature review of the field and demonstrate how the research will leverage existing research findings, partnerships, or datasets, as appropriate;
- explicitly outline what steps will be taken to ensure that research is carried out in an inclusive and mana-enhancing way – ie not "on" but "with" participants;
- specify an explicit path from research into deliverables such as policy changes, programmes, tools or other forms of uptake; and
- demonstrate that stakeholders, including Māori organisations where relevant, were actively involved in setting the priorities of the work programme to ensure that it:
○ is designed with a clear understanding of end user requirements and likely knowledge uptake throughout the life of the work programme; and
○ will be carried out in a manner that enables end users to access and use knowledge generated from the work programme at the earliest opportunity.
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