Australian Business GrantsFinder
Ongoing

Regional Drought Resilience Planning (RDRP) Program

Funding
Varies
Region
WA
View Official Page

Overview

A jointly funded program supporting the development of regional drought resilience plans that bring together regional organisations, local governments, communities and industry to prepare for future drought risk. The program identifies priority actions to build drought resilience and water security solutions across regions, with a specific focus on practical, locally-led initiatives.

Eligibility Requirements

Regional organisations, Local Governments, communities and industry groups within designated regions can participate. The program focuses on developing coordinated regional approaches to drought resilience and water security.

Who Can Apply

RegionalNonprofit

Relevant Industries

Agriculture

How to Apply

Applications are submitted through the official government portal. Review the eligibility criteria carefully before applying, and ensure all supporting documents are prepared.

Visit the official application page
Disclaimer: Grant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Always verify current eligibility and deadlines on the official program page before applying.

Related Grants

Ongoing·WA·Up to $4,400,000

Northern Native Seed Industry Development Initiative (NNSIDI)

The NNSIDI supports the creation of new and innovative native seed production enterprises throughout the Pilbara, Goldfields Esperance, and the Kimberley regions. Funded by $4.4 million, the initiative establishes Seed Production Area (SPA) trial sites that serve as models for future SPAs, providing training and building long-term business capacity. The program prioritizes Aboriginal-operated SPAs established on country and aims to create sustainable jobs while meeting mining companies' post-closure revegetation obligations.

Ongoing·WA·$1,000 - $2,023

KDC Sponsorship and Financial Assistance

The Kimberley Development Commission offers limited and targeted financial assistance to Kimberley businesses and organizations for specific projects and proposals. Support may include small grants for business case development, sponsorship of events with economic development or quality of life focus, support for regional participation in significant external events, letters of support for grant applications, and project facilitation with government agencies.

Open·WA·Up to $100,000

Collie Futures Small Grants Program

The Collie Futures Small Grants Program provides funding to projects that help strengthen and diversify the Collie economy as the region transitions away from coal-related industries. Projects must deliver meaningful economic or community outcomes and support economic diversity, growth, and jobs in the Collie region, contribute to a vibrant and liveable regional community, or maximise opportunities for transitioning workers.