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CRIs show creativity in annual reports to govt
CRIs show creativity in annual reports
By Peter Kerr for sticK
(sticK - Oct. 13 2010 ) The government may have signaled that the Crown Research Institutes aren’t as obliged as they have been in the past to fire ‘profits’ back to their owner, but that shouldn’t stop New Zealand checking out how well they’ve performed in the past year.
With all the CRI’s annual reports showing up at once, it can be difficult to have a handle on what their performance has been.
A breakdown of the reports, along with selected highlights of the CRIs consider that they're delivering, show a research sector looking to engage more with its core customers and clients.
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