New Zealand Gazette – 2013 – No. 163

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✨ Health and Society Research Fund Priorities

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Schedule 4

Health and Society Research Fund

1. Funding scope and amounts

1.1 The following priorities relate only to the Society component of the Health and Society Research Fund. The Health component of the fund is managed by the Health Research Council.

1.2 Proposals for funding out of the Health and Society Research Fund may be considered in the 2014 science investment round under the following Investment Mechanisms:

(a) Targeted Research – proposals must be for research, science, or technology, or related activities:

(i) in one of the areas listed as an investment priority under the Targeted Research section below; and

(ii) directed towards answering one of the research questions listed under the corresponding investment priority in the Targeted Research section below/

1.3 The Science Board may allocate the following funding amounts from the Health and Society Research Fund for proposals for funding in the 2014 science investment round:

(a) up to $2.4 million per annum for Targeted Research

2. Targeted Research

Investment priority: Benefiting from the diversity of 21st century New Zealanders

| Research question | Indicative funding (excl GST) |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |

How can we prepare for and make the most of the projected changes in the demographic structure of the New Zealand population resulting from migration, population ageing, changing fertility, and urban growth? In particular:

• what are the social, economic, political, cultural, environmental and infrastructural consequences of these population changes at national and sub-national levels?

• what determines the effectiveness of institutions and their interactions in responding to these changes? $0.8 million per annum for four to six years. |

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