New Zealand’s Science System Advisory Group received submissions that emphasized the importance of clear vision in the national science review. The focus of these submissions has been on funding levels, workforce issues, and the necessity for a coherent national strategy. The advisory group is currently evaluating the national science system and is set to deliver a report to science minister Judith Collins by the end of June.
The deadline for submissions was on 17th May, and the assessments conducted by the advisory group will provide valuable insights and recommendations for enhancing the national science system in New Zealand. The critical aspects of the science system that need to be addressed in order to ensure effective functioning and progress have been highlighted in these submissions. Funding levels play a crucial role in the development and sustainability of scientific research and innovation. Additionally, workforce issues such as skills development, training, and retention are key factors that need to be considered for the future of the science sector.
A clear national strategy is essential for guiding and prioritizing initiatives and investments in the field of science. It is important to have a comprehensive understanding of the current challenges and opportunities in order to plan and implement effective strategies for advancement. The report to be presented to the science minister will serve as a roadmap for future developments in the science sector, driving progress and innovation in New Zealand’s scientific community.
