Grants stories

With $187 million in grants going to research across Aotearoa New Zealand, we look at a few of the tech-related projects that have been given funding.>>

Over the next two years, eligible small businesses can apply for individual grants of up to $2,100.>>

One grant of $100,000 will be awarded to support the development of a strategy that uses ‘out of the ordinary’ thinking to promote NZ.>>

Radfords has been collaborating across the NZ kiwifruit industry to help it scale into the position it is in today.>>

Kiwi firms spent $1.8 billion on R&D in 2017, a substantial 14% increase on 2016.>>

Ambit is conceivably one of the youngest companies to receive the grant at ten months old.>>

It is estimated that by 2050, 37 million electric vehicles will be on the road worldwide.>>

"This support validates the success and direction of the Mahuki programme, and recognises the significant opportunities Te Papa can generate.">>

"Inspiring Tomorrow aims to recognise the organisations that are making a positive impact in our own backyard and help support [them].">>

It has been a successful year for Kiwi start-ups involved in Callaghan Innovation’s Technology Incubator Programme.>>

InternetNZ will be giving away $80,000 to help fund individuals and organisations conducting research projects focused on internet topics and issues.>>

Steven Joyce has announced 15 companies have met the eligibility criteria for the research and development Growth Grants from Callaghan Innovation.>>

Around the country this week recipients of several InternetNZ grants were a step closer to realising their research goals.>>