The Publication Support Grant is primarily to support researchers and emerging researchers publish their research findings. It is particularly for Māori language editing, photography and/or book launches but is not restricted to these uses.
The grant is not intended to cover the full costs of the publication and applicants are encouraged to seek further funding from other sources. The applications that will receive most favour must have a strong research basis and/or capacity to transform society and the economy for the betterment of Māori and the wider New Zealand society.
The application form including general regulations will be available online on the grant opening date. For further information including guidelines see related links below.
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