Tasmania offers a concentrated grant ecosystem with programs administered across Stategrowth Tasmania, Arts Tasmania, Screen Tasmania, Events Tasmania and the Business Growth Fund. Key sectors include agriculture, agri-food, creative industries, tourism and forestry. Tasmania punches above its weight for arts and screen funding — with dedicated programs for individual practitioners and cultural organisations. The state's tourism sector also receives targeted investment from Events Tasmania and Tourism Tasmania.
- Arts Tasmania and Screen Tasmania offer dedicated grants for Tasmanian creative practitioners and productions
- Events Tasmania supports tourism-driving events with grants for regional and state-significant events
- Stategrowth Tasmania funds business development, regional projects and primary industry diversification
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Highest value open grantsThe Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund provides up to $1.5 billion in grant funding focusing on renewable energy and low emission technologies critical to Australia's renewable energy transition. Grant funding is available across three priorities: Green Metals ($750 million), Renewable Energy Technology Manufacturing ($200 million initial tranche), and Low Carbon Liquid Fuels ($250 million).
A $400 million funding program supporting industrial decarbonisation solutions including electrification, energy efficiency, low emissions processing, and fuel switching. The program also considers enabling technologies such as energy storage, demand management, and critical infrastructure supporting onsite decarbonisation.
A $60 million loan scheme providing financial assistance to Tasmanian businesses to develop, expand, or undertake new projects that promote economic growth. The scheme offers concessional interest rates for the first three years, with loans ranging from $100,000 to $5 million over a term of up to 5 years.
This scheme provides low interest loans to Tasmanian farm businesses, agri-food businesses and young farmers wanting to progress into their own farm business. It supports projects that advance the government's Agrivision 2050 plan which aims to increase the value of the agriculture and agri-food sectors in Tasmania.
A $5 million fund over four years designed to support economic growth and job creation in Tasmania by building inbound aviation capacity and patronage. The fund supports initiatives including cost offsets, seat subsidies, demand-generating strategies, and minimum revenue guarantees for new and expanded air routes.
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