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RESULTS SUMMARY<br />

This snapshot outlines NHMRC’s performance against targets outlined in the Corporate Plan and the<br />

Portfolio Budget Statements for 2015–16.<br />

INVESTMENT<br />

Goal 1: Support high quality health and medical research<br />

PART 2 Performance <strong>Report</strong><br />

Target 1<br />

Target 2<br />

Allocate 50 per cent of total Medical Research Endowment Account (MREA) funding annually to<br />

NHMRC’s Project Grant scheme<br />

<strong>Report</strong> annually on funding by broad research area, National Health Priority Areas and Australian<br />

Government priorities<br />

Achieved<br />

Achieved<br />

Target 3 Examine the role of philanthropic funding Work ongoing<br />

Target 4 Run at least one Targeted Call for Research annually Work ongoing<br />

Target 5 Periodic review of established funding schemes Achieved<br />

Target 6 Completed reviews are presented to Research Committee for consideration Achieved<br />

Outcome 1: NHMRC continued to support high quality health and medical research throughout<br />

2015–16.<br />

Goal 2: Support the health and medical research workforce and build researcher capacity<br />

Target 1<br />

<strong>Report</strong> annually on the proportion of total MREA funding committed to key people support schemes<br />

by research ‘pillar’<br />

Achieved<br />

Target 2 Support the work of NHMRC’s Women in Health Science Committee Work ongoing<br />

Target 3 <strong>Report</strong> annually on the percentage of women as chief investigators Achieved<br />

Outcome 2: NHMRC continues to meet its commitment to support the health and medical<br />

research workforce.<br />

Goal 3: Boost dementia research<br />

Target 1 Establish a National Institute for Dementia Research Achieved<br />

Target 2 Support the Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research Achieved<br />

Target 3 Work with the Australian Research Council to build dementia research capacity Achieved<br />

Target 4 Support large scale research in priority areas for dementia research Achieved<br />

Outcome 3: The Boosting Dementia Initiative is delivering on its commitment to enhance research<br />

on dementia and to translate the results into policy and practice.<br />

Goal 4: Support collaborative, multidisciplinary approaches to solving health problems<br />

Target 1 Promote and review management of multidisciplinary funding proposals Work ongoing<br />

Target 2 Undertake a collaborative, multidisciplinary tropical health research program Work ongoing<br />

Target 3 Develop an international engagement strategy to guide decisions on new collaborations Achieved<br />

Target 4 Finalise collaborative research funding with key international organisations Achieved<br />

Outcome 4: NHMRC supports collaborative, multidisciplinary approaches to solving health<br />

problems through a number of different measures.<br />

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<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> of the National Health and Medical Research Council <strong>2015–2016</strong>

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