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Māori health research
Māori health research
We invest in research that advances Māori health and wellbeing, achieves health equity, and makes New Zealand a world leader in indigenous health research.
Investing in Māori health research
Māori health research is that which values Māori worldviews and builds Māori research capacity and leadership.
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Māori Health Advancement
In our efforts to improve health equity, the Health Research Council will now score a research proposal’s potential to advance Māori health.
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Funding for Māori health research
The HRC has dedicated funding for Māori health research through our Rangahau Hauora Māori research investment stream.
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Māori Health Committee
The Māori Health Committee is a statutory committee of the HRC and is responsible for advising Council on health research for Māori.
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