NHRMC Investigator Grant Guidelines 2025 describe economic impact as:
Improvements in the economic performance of the nation in which the research program was conducted, and/or for which the impact was intended, through creation of new industries, jobs or valuable products, or reducing health care costs, improving efficiency in resource use, or improving the welfare/well-being of the population within current health system resources. An economic impact may also contribute to social or health impacts, including human capital gains and the value of life and health.
The below examples are taken from the Guidelines, and are not an exhaustive list. Only examples where we have identified a search tool have been included. For a full list of examples, see the Guidelines.
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