The Bilateral Research Activities Programme
The Bilateral Research Activities Programme (BRAP) was established
in 1994 and is a part of the International Science and Technology
(ISAT) Linkages Fund of the Ministry of Research, Science and
Technology. BRAP is a Government funded programme
designed to support international science and technology links between
New Zealand and the world.
2008-09 BRAP round one is now CLOSED.
Applications to the next round of funding for 2008-09 may be called for
in October 2008.
Please note that this round
of funding excludes
Germany.
Separately, the BRAP programme also supports the STC Agreement signed
in 1977 between the Governments of New Zealand and the Federal Republic
of Germany (FRG) to foster closer co-operation in science and
technology between the two countries. Applications are welcome from
researchers and technologists wishing to establish or enhance
collaborative projects with their German counterparts.
See also information about Germany collaborations.
New Zealand/Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) Programme
In September 1997 a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed
between the New Zealand Ministry of Research, Science and Technology
and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) of Germany. The broad
purpose of the MoU is to foster exchange of researchers between New
Zealand and Germany.
For further information
please contact your institutional
co-ordinator, or:
Contracts Manager (International)
The Royal Society of New Zealand
PO Box 598
WELLINGTON
Phone (04) 472 7421
Fax (04) 473 1841
Email eddie.davis@rsnz.org
