National Research Foundation - Revision history

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	The [[CSD]], and later the [[NRF]], have been - and the latter still is - responsible for compiling and maintaining a list of '''[[Current and Completed Research]]''' in economics, science and humanities ('''also encompassing the arts and media''') by researchers in the South African government, non-government and private sectors. The list begins in the year 1919.		The [[CSD]], and later the [[NRF]], have been - and the latter still is - responsible for compiling and maintaining a list of '''[[Current and Completed Research]]''' in economics, science and humanities ('''also encompassing the arts and media''') by researchers in the South African government, non-government and private sectors. The list begins in the year 1919.
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	[[NRF]] Website[http://www.nrf.ac.za/]		[[NRF]] Website[http://www.nrf.ac.za/]
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	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]		Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 The  [[National Research Foundation]] (or [[NRF]]) is an independent South African government agency, which was established in 1998 to promote and support research in all fields of knowledge.
-(Known as the [[Nasionale Navorsingstigting]] (or [[NNS]]) in Afrikaans, and is usually referred to by its English acronym as '''[[NRF|The NRF]]'''.
+(Known as the [[Nasionale Navorsingstigting]] (or [[NNS]]) in [[Afrikaans]], it is most frequently referred to by its English acronym as '''[[NRF|The NRF]]'''.
 The [[NRF]]was established through the National Research Foundation Act (Act No 23 of 1998), and incorporates a number of research funding agencies in various sections of the research community. The former [[Centre for Science Development]] ([[CSD]]), the funding agency established by the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] ([[HSRC]]) to fund research in the human sciences, including the arts, is one of these.

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 The [[NRF]]was established through the National Research Foundation Act (Act No 23 of 1998), and incorporates a number of research funding agencies in various sections of the research community. The former [[Centre for Science Development]] ([[CSD]]), the funding agency established by the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] ([[HSRC]]) to fund research in the human sciences, including the arts, is one of these.
-Much of the research on theatre and media matters in South Africa between 1970 and 1998 was undertaken with [[CSD]] funding, and after that with [[NRF]] funding.
+Much of the research on theatre and media matters in South Africa between 1970 and 1998 was undertaken with [[CSD]] funding, and after that with [[NRF]] funding has continued to support such projects.
 The [[CSD]], and later the [[NRF]], have been - and the latter still is - responsible for compiling and maintaining a list of '''[[Current and Completed Research]]''' in economics, science and humanities ('''also encompassing the arts and media''') by researchers in the South African government, non-government and private sectors.  The list begins in the year 1919.

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 The  [[National Research Foundation]] (or [[NRF]]) is an independent South African government agency, which was established in 1998 to promote and support research in all fields of knowledge.
-(Known as the [[Nasionale Navorsingsentrum]] (or [[NNS]]) in Afrikaans, and is usually referred to by its English acronym as '''[[NRF|The NRF]]'''.
+(Known as the [[Nasionale Navorsingstigting]] (or [[NNS]]) in Afrikaans, and is usually referred to by its English acronym as '''[[NRF|The NRF]]'''.
 The [[NRF]]was established through the National Research Foundation Act (Act No 23 of 1998), and incorporates a number of research funding agencies in various sections of the research community. The former [[Centre for Science Development]] ([[CSD]]), the funding agency established by the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] ([[HSRC]]) to fund research in the human sciences, including the arts, is one of these.

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	Much of the research on theatre and media matters in South Africa between 1970 and 1998 was undertaken with [[CSD]] funding, and after that with [[NRF]] funding.		Much of the research on theatre and media matters in South Africa between 1970 and 1998 was undertaken with [[CSD]] funding, and after that with [[NRF]] funding.

−	The [[NRF]] is ~~also~~ responsible for maintaining a list of '''[[Current and Completed Research]]''' in economics, science and humanities ('''also encompassing the arts and media''') by researchers in the South African government, non-government and private sectors. The list begins in the year 1919.	+	The [[CSD]], and later the [[NRF]], have been - and the latter still is - responsible for compiling and maintaining a list of '''[[Current and Completed Research]]''' in economics, science and humanities ('''also encompassing the arts and media''') by researchers in the South African government, non-government and private sectors. The list begins in the year 1919.

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	Much of the research on theatre and media matters in South Africa between 1970 and 1998 was undertaken with [[CSD]] funding, and after that with [[NRF]] funding.		Much of the research on theatre and media matters in South Africa between 1970 and 1998 was undertaken with [[CSD]] funding, and after that with [[NRF]] funding.

−	The [[NRF]] is also responsible for maintaining a list of '''[[Current and Completed Research]]''' in economics, science and humanities ('''also encompassing the arts and media''') by researchers in the South African government, non-government and private sectors.	+	The [[NRF]] is also responsible for maintaining a list of '''[[Current and Completed Research]]''' in economics, science and humanities ('''also encompassing the arts and media''') by researchers in the South African government, non-government and private sectors. The list begins in the year 1919.
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