Grants in Any

The Victorian Government’s Small Business Immediate Flood Relief Program assists eligible businesses that were directly impacted by the Victorian floods that commenced in October 2022 and can access a one-off grant of $5,000 to cover immediate expenses. Businesses must be located within an eligible local government area and incurred significant direct damage to their place of business, business assets, stock or equipment.

Circular Plastics Program supports businesses to overcome market barriers, reduce the use of virgin and hard-to-recycle plastics and enable greater plastics circularity in NSW.

An open, non-competitive grants program where applicants can contact DRNSW to apply for funding. Applications will be assessed individually, without reference to the comparative merits of other applications. Stream 2 aims to provide increased flexibility to secure investments that are time sensitive and strategically significant for a priority industry or location.

The $110 million Regional Investment Activation Fund aims to activate the economic potential of key industries and locations in alignment with the Vision and other NSW Government strategies and priorities.

The program is looking at investing in companies that have high-growth and export potential and has demonstrated a market for their service or product as well as have either started generating revenue or can illustrate and evidence a path to monetisation and customer validation.

The $156 million Regional Jobs and Infrastructure Fund (RJIF) is one of the Victorian Government’s key regional development packages and will be crucial in driving recovery in rural and regional Victoria.

The Victorian Government announced the $5 million Specialist Advice Pathways Program as part of the 2022-23 State Budget. The program supports established employing businesses who have remained in business despite the challenges presented by COVID-19.

The grants program helps businesses improve their Asian business capability and commercialise their products or services by collaborating with Asia-based business providers or engaging specialist support services to get their products or services export ready or to bring their products to market.

The $100 million Regional Job Creation Fund will help businesses in engine industries to withstand the impact of these shocks by co-funding projects that initiate or accelerate investment, create jobs and support economic recovery and resilience in regional NSW.