The Targeted Call for Research: Commercial determinants of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health 2023 grant opportunity aims to conduct innovative, ground-breaking research that recognise and adjust for the interplay between social, cultural, economic, and commercial determinants of health and how it positively or negatively influences health outcomes.
Applications received during the call were peer reviewed by an expert panel. Following peer review, 5 applications were funded by NHMRC. Details of the awarded grants are provided in the Funding outcomes table.
| App ID | Chief Investigator A | Application Title | Administering Institution | Budget | Grant duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2035274 | Professor Yin Paradies | Addressing Commercial Health-determinants: Indigenous Empowerment and Voices for Equity (ACHIEVE) | Deakin University | $1,566,842.00 | 5 years |
| 2035347 | Professor Sandra Eades | Living the commercial determinants of health: A remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander experience. | University of Melbourne | $1,273,513.60 | 4 years |
| 2035564 | Associate Professor Mark Wenitong | A co-designed framework to drive action to promote health and equity in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community stores | The University of Queensland | $1,408,201.00 | 3 years |
| 2035577 | Professor Raymond Lovett | Developing an Indigenous Commercial Determinants of Health index and community implementation framework | Australian National University | $977,532.40 | 3 years |
| 2035579 | Ms Carol-Lynne Christophersen | Project White-ant: co-creating knowledge with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities about mobilising to protect against commercial determinants of health | Menzies School of Health Research | $2,034,231.80 | 5 years |