The TTW? portfolio supports research for New Zealand that helps to achieve the innovation potential of Māori knowledge, people or resources.
The types of research targeted for investment from this portfolio include:
Investments in this area aim to support Māori knowledge, resources and people.
This is achieved by developing research that will unlock the distinct Māori contribution to innovation.
Research organisations, including universities, crown research institutes and private organisations doing research for the wider benefit of New Zealand.
Each portfolio has overarching goals, called target outcomes. Themes may support each target outcome. All of these are detailed in the portfolio investment strategy.
The investment signal for each investment process will focus on some or all of these target outcomes and themes.
The target outcomes and themes for TTW are:
| Target outcome | Themes |
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| TTW1 – development of research capability to unlock the distinct innovation potential of Māori knowledge, people and resources | 1.1 Indigenous Innovation Contributing to economic growth through distinctive research and development. |
| 1.2 Taiao Achieving environmental sustainability through iwi and hapu relationships with land, water or sea. |
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| 1.3 Mātauranga Exploring the interface between indigenous knowledge and research, science or technology. |
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| 1.4 Oranga Improving Māori social wellbeing through addressing distinct challenges. |
For information on whether funding is currently available in this portfolio, visit the funding summary page.
The Foundation? business manager is the primary contact for all applicants. If your organisation does not have a business manager, or you have questions about the process, contact investments@frst.govt.nz.
Please note: the information on this page is a guide only. Applicants should refer to the investment signal linked from the relevant contestable funding page for this portfolio when shaping their concepts or proposals.