Science funding to focus on national impact
The Government is backing a shift in science spending to areas that will have the greatest national impact, with a stronger focus on advanced technology, says Science, Innovation and Technology Minister Dr Shane Reti. “The Government is setting a clear direction for smarter investment. This marks a turning point as we fix the basics of the science system, build the future for New Zealand research and our scientists, and position ourselves more like other small, advanced economies.” The Prime Minister’s Science, Innovation and Technology Advisory Council’s report on Priorities for Science Funding identifies four priority areas for future government investment: Primary industries and the bioeconomy Technology for prosperity Environmental sustainability and resilience Healthy people and a thr
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