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Aboriginal and Local Business Participation in Recovery Program WA
Australian Government · Australia
This program provides funding to First Nations owned small businesses to help them recover from the impacts of flooding associated with Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie in Western Australia from 28 December 2022 onwards. Grants support business recovery through services, training, equipment and asset costs.
Funding
Up to $100K
Location
Western Australia
Who Can Apply
• Aboriginal-owned small businesses are eligible
• First Nations owned small businesses are eligible
• Sole traders are eligible
• Businesses must be impacted by the Fitzroy Valley flooding
• Impacts must relate to flooding associated with Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie from 28 December 2022 onwards
• The program is focused on businesses in the Fitzroy Valley in Western Australia
Applicants are Aboriginal-owned small businesses impacted by the Fitzroy Valley flooding from 28 December 2022 onwards. The program supports First Nations owned small businesses and sole traders in the economic recovery of the Fitzroy Valley following flooding associated with Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie.
What's Funded
Non-capital business establishment or growth costs such as insurance, business accreditation and training, as well as the hire, lease or purchase of specialist assets or items to undertake recovery works delivery.Expected Outcomes
Recovery and re-establishment of Aboriginal-owned small businesses and sole traders in the Fitzroy Valley following flooding, including improved business capability and access to equipment or assets needed for recovery works.Key Information
Applicant Types
sole_traderindigenous_organisationother
Stage
any
Funding Purposes
trainingcapital_expenditurecommunityother
Keywords
First Nations businessAboriginal-owned businesssmall business recoveryflood recoveryEx-Tropical Cyclone EllieFitzroy ValleyWestern Australiatraining grants
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is the Aboriginal and Local Business Participation in Recovery Program WA?
The Aboriginal and Local Business Participation in Recovery Program WA is a business grant offered by Australian Government in Australia, providing Up to $100K in funding. This program provides funding to First Nations owned small businesses to help them recover from the impacts of flooding associated with Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie in Western Australia from 28 December 2022 onwards. Grants support business recovery through services, training, equipment and asset costs.
2
How much funding does the Aboriginal and Local Business Participation in Recovery Program WA provide?
The Aboriginal and Local Business Participation in Recovery Program WA provides Up to $100K in funding.
3
Who is eligible for the Aboriginal and Local Business Participation in Recovery Program WA?
- Aboriginal-owned small businesses are eligible
- First Nations owned small businesses are eligible
- Sole traders are eligible
- Businesses must be impacted by the Fitzroy Valley flooding
- Impacts must relate to flooding associated with Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie from 28 December 2022 onwards
- The program is focused on businesses in the Fitzroy Valley in Western Australia
4
What activities are funded?
Non-capital business establishment or growth costs such as insurance, business accreditation and training, as well as the hire, lease or purchase of specialist assets or items to undertake recovery works delivery.
5
How do I apply for the Aboriginal and Local Business Participation in Recovery Program WA?
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