Agricultural greenhouse gas mitigation research funding comes from multiple sources. 
The growing appreciation of the need to tackle climate change, and the diversity of the challenges that agricultural greenhouse gases present, means there are a range of funding entry points. From fundamental science through to applied research and commercial production, different funders have different interests and are looking for specific solutions to issues facing their farm, organisation industry or government ministry.
Given the variety of interests and approaches, there are several different funding streams that seek to service those different needs. As a result, the organisation and funding of agricultural GHG mitigation in New Zealand can appear complex. 
The following section is a guide to the system and the way the New Zealand funds work in partnership to grow New Zealand's understanding and global contribution to real solutions to tackle climate change.
History
Funds Overview
How the New Zealand funds work together
Collaborative research examples

 
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