About Funding
Research projects are the backbone of AHURI’s Research Program and consume the largest single share of annual research funding. Research projects typically comprise single, less complex research questions. They are funded through an annual competitive funding round, and by inviting tender responses to research briefs issued throughout the year. Research projects may vary in length from a few weeks to a few years and range across discrete secondary data analysis to significant primary data collection exercises. The key housing and urban policy issues examined through research projects relate to the policy themes and research areas detailed in the AHURI Research Agenda.
Funding Round 2009
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Research Project Funding Guidelines 2009 |
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Project Funding Application Form 2009 |
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Project Application Checklist 2009 |
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Data Sources 2009 |
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Ethical Principles and Guidelines for Indigenous Research 2009 |
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