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Budget 2017 will invest $372.8 million of new operating funding in the second round of the Government’s Innovative New Zealand programme, Economic Development Minister Simon Bridges and Science and Innovation Minister Paul Goldsmith say.
“Every initiative in the Budget flows from having a strong economic plan that delivers sustainable growth and jobs,” Mr Bridges says. “The Government’s Innovative New Zealand programme invests in the skills and innovation that will keep our economy growing in the years ahead.”
The funding includes:
- Paul Goldsmith
- Simon Bridges
- Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment
- Science and Innovation
- Economic Development
- Budget 2017
Budget 2017 will see $303.9 million allocated to support the continuation of the New Zealand screen industry production grants, both globally and domestically, say Economic Development Minister Simon Bridges and Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Maggie Barry.
This includes $222 million over four years and $18 million in 2016/17 for the International Screen Production Grant to bring international productions to New Zealand.
Up to $63.9 million over four years remains available to ensure the domestic component of the grant continues.
- Simon Bridges
- Maggie Barry
- Economic Development
- Arts, Culture and Heritage
- Budget 2017