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Aurizon Community Giving Fund
The Community Giving Fund was established to provide support to communities in the areas of Health and Wellbeing, Community Safety, Environment and Education. Non-profit organisations that hold an approved deductible gift recipient (DGR) status charity (Item 1) from the Australian Tax Office are eligible to apply. Cash grants are only available for projects that affect the immediate areas in which Aurizon operates (includes Geraldton). The latest round of the Aurizon Community Giving Fund is now open, closing 28 April 2017…
Find out more »NACC COASTAL QUICK STEP GRANTS 2017-18
Grants up to $2,000 for the protection and restoration of the Northern Agricultural Region (NAR) coast. Funding up to $2,000 per project is available for on-ground coastal management projects that comply with the grant criteria. Grants of $2,000 to $10,000 are available through the NACC’s Coastal Community Grant Program. These Coastal Community Grants are supported by NACC, funded by the Australian Government through the National Landcare Programme. NACC is the regional natural resources management body for the Northern Agricultural Region…
Find out more »2018 Clunies Ross Awards
Nominations are now open and close 2.00pm AEDT Friday 27 October 2017. The Clunies Ross Awards (CRA) recognise contributions by dedicated individuals to the application of technology for the benefit of Australia. AWARD CATEGORIES Clunies Ross Entrepreneur of the Year Award Clunies Ross Knowledge Commercialisation Award Clunies Ross Innovation Award
Find out more »ABRS National Taxonomy Research Grant Programme
The National Taxonomy Research Grant Programme (NTRGP) focuses on support for training and/or recruitment of taxonomists, especially for research on critical taxonomic groups. The ABRS offers $5,000 to $10,000 Honours Scholarships, Masters Scholarships and Research Training Program Scholarship Top-Ups under the Capacity-Building Grants stream of the Programme. Closes 2 November 2017.
Find out more »National Taxonomy Research Grant Programme (NTRGP) – Research Grants
The Research Grants stream provides support to Postdoctoral Fellows and established career researchers to undertake research relevant to the taxonomy and systematics of the Australian biota. Research and Postdoctoral Fellowship grants are available. Research grants of $10,000 to $90,000 are available and all have a co-funding requirement. All research grants awarded in the 2018–2019 Research Grants round are of three years duration. Applications close 2 November 2017.
Find out more »NAB Sustainable Regions Grants
NAB's Sustainable Regions Grants offer between $100,000 to $1,000,000 (over a maximum of three years) to support environmental well-being. The grants aim to: strengthen co-ordination and collaboration between environmental groups, business, landholders and government, involve the community in practical on-ground action to improve the environment, and implement regional solutions to environmental challenges. There are two grant types on offer: Thrive Grants help initiatives or organisations to become sustainable, scale or collaborate Seed Grants build, test or pilot innovative ideas or help organisations get started The…
Find out more »NACC Biodiversity Community Grants Round 3
Round Three of NACC’s Biodiversity Community Grants are now open. Project applications must be received by 5pm Friday 27 October 2017 WST. The grants provide resources to assist land managers and community groups to undertake on-ground land management and adaptation activities, and enhance community skills and knowledge in rehabilitation, restoration and conservation of the region’s flora and fauna. Funding is available for projects costing between $1,000 to $10,000 for on-ground works that comply with the grant criteria, as outlined in the guidelines. We…
Find out more »2018-19 Regional Events Scheme Funding
Tourism WA's Regional Events Scheme (RES), supported by Royalties for Regions, is an annual funding round for smaller, developing regional events across the State and includes $150,000 for the Regional Aboriginal Events Scheme (RAES) to support delivery of authentic Aboriginal experiences through the leadership and participation of Aboriginal people. The scheme is administered by Tourism WA and supports regional events in WA that: bring additional tourism income to regional communities by increasing visitor numbers and expenditure in the host community (economic impact); attract media coverage that…
Find out more »Australian Research Council Future Fellowships Scheme
Up to $50 000 is available under the Australian Research Council Future Fellowships Scheme to support researchers to conduct their research in Australia in areas of critical national importance. The objectives of the Future Fellowships scheme are to: ensure that outstanding mid-career researchers are recruited and retained by Administering Organisations in continuing academic positions build collaboration across industry and/or research organisations and/or disciplines support research in national priorities that will result in economic, environmental, social and/or cultural benefits for Australia…
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