Western Australia's grant landscape includes programs from the Small Business Development Corporation (SBDC), regional development commissions administering the Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants, the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries (DLGSC) and Tourism WA. Key focus areas include the resources sector, agriculture, creative industries, sport, tourism and regional business development. The WA Government's RED Grants program supports economic development across regional WA.
- Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants fund projects that benefit regional WA communities and businesses
- DLGSC and CITS WA support creative and sporting organisations with dedicated grant programs
- The SBDC provides practical business support alongside funding for WA small businesses
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Highest value open grantsThis program supports Western Australian sheep producers and supply chain businesses to adjust to the removal of live sheep exports by sea. It provides grants for capital investments in on-farm finishing infrastructure and onshore processing capacity, including equipment, technology, and facility upgrades to strengthen the sheep supply chain.
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.
A funding program that provides financial support to eligible clubs and community organizations to install or upgrade lighting facilities at their venues. The program aims to extend operating hours and improve safety and accessibility for members and the community.
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