to grow Māori research workforce
The Government is investing $6.5 million into a programme set to enhance Māori employment outcomes in the research, science and innovation workforce.
Kanapu is a by Māori, for Māori research programme, which aims to grow the numbers of Māori in the sector to address the pressures they face in growing the workforce and ensuring their perspectives and expertise are represented.
Research, Science and Innovation Minister Dr Ayesha Verrall said the programme would help Māori researchers flourish across all points of their careers.
"Kanapu, means 'lightning' or 'instantaneous glow' and it will create programmes that connect Māori researchers across research institutions, including those in iwi and hapū communities," Verrall said.
Link to article: Kanapu gets $6.5 million injection to grow Māori research workforce - NZ Herald
