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Drought Preparedness Grants QLD
Australian Government · Australia
Drought Preparedness Grants provide Queensland primary producers with co-funding to undertake on-farm capital improvements that improve drought preparedness and resilience. The grant covers 25% of eligible new permanent capital infrastructure costs, up to $50000, and remains open until funding is exhausted.
Funding
Up to $50K
Deadline
Rolling / Ongoing
Location
Queensland
Who Can Apply
• Applicant must be a Queensland primary producer.
• At least one person in the primary production business must meet the definition of a primary producer.
• Applicant must be able to contribute the required co-funding amount.
• Applicant must present a Farm Business Resilience Plan.
Applicants must be Queensland primary producers. To be eligible, applicants must demonstrate that at least one person in the primary production business meets the definition of a primary producer, be able to contribute the required co-funding amount, and present a Farm Business Resilience Plan.
What's Funded
Purchase and installation of new permanent on-farm capital infrastructure that improves drought resilience, such as pipes, water tanks, troughs, dam construction or expansion, new bores, efficient irrigation, pumps and power supply, feed storage and handling equipment, grain storage, freight for equipment installation, consumables for project works, and contractor installation costs.Expected Outcomes
Improved drought preparedness and resilience of eligible Queensland primary production properties through permanent infrastructure upgrades and better water, feed and storage capacity.Key Information
Applicant Types
companysole_traderpartnershiptrustother
Stage
any
Funding Purposes
sustainabilitycapital_expenditureother
Keywords
droughtprimary producersQueenslandfarm infrastructurecapital improvementsdrought resilienceagricultureco-funding
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Drought Preparedness Grants QLD?
The Drought Preparedness Grants QLD is a business grant offered by Australian Government in Australia, providing Up to $50K in funding. Drought Preparedness Grants provide Queensland primary producers with co-funding to undertake on-farm capital improvements that improve drought preparedness and resilience. The grant covers 25% of eligible new permanent capital infrastructure costs, up to $50000, and remains open until funding is exhausted.
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How much funding does the Drought Preparedness Grants QLD provide?
The Drought Preparedness Grants QLD provides Up to $50K in funding.
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Who is eligible for the Drought Preparedness Grants QLD?
- Applicant must be a Queensland primary producer.
- At least one person in the primary production business must meet the definition of a primary producer.
- Applicant must be able to contribute the required co-funding amount.
- Applicant must present a Farm Business Resilience Plan.
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What activities are funded?
Purchase and installation of new permanent on-farm capital infrastructure that improves drought resilience, such as pipes, water tanks, troughs, dam construction or expansion, new bores, efficient irrigation, pumps and power supply, feed storage and handling equipment, grain storage, freight for equipment installation, consumables for project works, and contractor installation costs.
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