The Northern Territory's business grants focus on economic diversification beyond the resources sector, with programs from the NT Government supporting tourism, primary industries, business development and community services. The NT has dedicated programs for remote and indigenous business development, recognising the unique economic context of the Territory. Tourism NT runs substantial industry grants for NT tourism operators, and primary industry programs support agricultural diversification.
- Tourism NT administers grants for NT tourism operators, events and destination development
- Primary industry programs support agricultural development and diversification in the NT
- The NT Government provides dedicated support for remote and indigenous business enterprises
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Highest value open grantsA competitive program where businesses, research organizations, and training organizations form clusters to develop solutions to challenges set by the NT Government. Winning solutions receive $100,000 seed funding and the opportunity to negotiate a procurement contract with the government to implement the solution.
The Global Trade Scheme helps eligible Northern Territory businesses set up or expand their exporting capabilities through three streams of support. Businesses can receive grants to become export ready, grow existing markets, enter new markets, or participate in cluster or industry association projects. Support includes funding and daily allowances for eligible business activities.
The Biz Secure Program provides financial assistance to help Territory businesses improve the safety and security of their facilities against break-ins and crime. The NT Government covers 75% of approved costs for eligible security upgrades, with a funding cap of $15,000 (GST exclusive) per location.
Funding for small businesses in the Northern Territory to access professional advice, services and systems from approved service providers. The program reimburses 50% of the costs of eligible services, with funding available from $2,000 to $10,000 per application.
A grant for non-profit organisations whose assets have been significantly damaged as a direct result of an eligible disaster. Funding can be used to repair or replace assets that will bring future economic benefits to the organisation.
Provides funding to eligible unit management corporations in the Northern Territory to install shared solar PV systems, solar sharing technology, smart meters, and battery storage systems. Covers up to 50% of total installation costs, with a maximum of $7,500 per dwelling.
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28 programsGrant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Program details, eligibility and closing dates change — always verify with the official source before applying.