Quantification of network associations among Aotearoa/New Zealand industry, science and government sectors derived from one major social network platform will identify the priority areas for building a more resilient and inclusive biosecurity system by 2025.
State-of-the-art bibliometric analyses using data from a published research outputs will reveal for the first time how biosecurity science collaborations have evolved over time in New Zealand and identify the role B3 has played in integrating science across sectors.
Bibliometric and network analysis will highlight whether Māori expertise is currently marginalised within the New Zealand biosecurity system and what scope exists for embedding it more purposefully within Biosecurity 2025.