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Four Nova Scotia community-focused research projects receive $27 million - Halifax Examiner
The projects focus on youth mental health, Indigenous health and well-being, aging in rural areas, and community-driven solutions to local challenges. The post Four Nova Scotia community-focused research projects receive $27 million appeared first on Halifax Examiner.
Research Nova Scotia Investing $27 Million in Community-Focused Research
Research Nova Scotia (RNS) is awarding $27 million to four projects through its Focused Research Investments (FRI) initiative. This is RNS’s largest investment to date and its most significant in community-engaged, outcomes-driven research. The four projects are: Etuaptmu’k W’loti: Using Mi’kmaw Knowledge to Create Health & Wellness Solutions IWK Health/Tajikeimɨk, $7 million Improve access to […]
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