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Policy Research Institute

The New Zealand Policy Research Institute (NZPRI), formerly known as the New Zealand Work Research Institute (NZWRI), provides multidisciplinary, inquiry-driven research with social impact.

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Advancing Equity

A Symposium by MRHRC and NZPRI

Migrant and Refugee Health Research Centre and NZ Policy Research Institute are co-hosting a symposium that will provide a platform to share innovative research, foster collaboration, and explore policy and practice implications for improving health equity among migrant and refugee communities.

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Boosting productivity

Boosting productivity growth by creating equal workplace opportunities for all

Workplace diversity significantly impacts productivity and economic growth. Better talent allocation could boost productivity and increase long-term output growth per person. This programme analyses how workplace diversity affects productivity and equity.

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Ethnic differences

The use and experience of child healthcare services in NZ

This research examines ethnic differences in the use and experience of healthcare services in early childhood years (namely immunisation, dental checks, and use of GPs)

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World Internet Project

The World Internet Project (New Zealand) (WIPNZ) is a longitudinal survey investigating New Zealanders' usage of, and attitudes towards the internet. It is part of an international project that compares the uptake and social impacts of ICT in more than 30 partner countries.

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Pacific Pay Gap Inquiry

Empirical analysis of Pacific, Māori and ethnic pay gaps in New Zealand

We aim to explore the factors that contribute / explain the Māori and ethnic pay gaps in New Zealand. In particular, pay gaps for Māori, Pacific, and Asians relative to Europeans.

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