Innovation and tech underpins need for emissions reduction

19 May 2022

Government is investing $800 million in climate related research, science and innovation and plans to develop climate tech platforms to bring domestic and international innovators and entrepreneurs together to discover and embrace new clean technologies.

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AI for the Environment in Aotearoa New Zealand

18 May 2022

Learn how AI can be used as a tool for positive environmental outcomes. Discover the opportunities and explore the possibilities.

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Agritech companies helping reduce NZ’s rural emissions

18 May 2022

AgriTechNZ chief executive Brendan O’Connell says agritech has a key role to play in cutting emissions as well as boosting export earnings.

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Innovation and tech underpins need for emissions reduction

Government is investing $800 million in climate related research, science and innovation and plans to develop climate tech platforms to bring domestic and international innovators and entrepreneurs together to discover and embrace new clean technologies.
19 May 2022
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Boosting the tech sector to benefit all Kiwis

NZTech, the lead non-government organisation, working to help connect and grow Aotearoa’s tech sector, backs the $20 million investment government is committing toward accelerating tech sector growth. This will benefit all Kiwis as these companies have proven that they can create thousands of new high value jobs and valuable export revenues with little impact on … Continue reading "Boosting the tech sector to benefit all Kiwis"
16 May 2022
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Further recognition tech skills critical for New Zealand

The tech sector is pleased to see the government moving faster on reopening the borders as critical skills shortages continue to challenge many organisations across almost all sectors of the economy, NZTech chief executive Graeme Muller says.
12 May 2022
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AI Forum NZ helping climate change and environment issues

It is no longer enough to leave the impacts climate change and declining biodiversity to chance, AI Forum NZ executive director Madeline Newman says.
03 May 2022