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Indigenous Knowledge Centre (IKC) establishment and refurbishment grants

DE · Australia

Grant funding to support Indigenous Councils with costs associated with establishing and/or refurbishing Indigenous Knowledge Centres. The grant is open to eligible Queensland Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island Councils with current library service agreements in place.

Official Grant Page

Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

- Must be a Queensland Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island Council - Must have current Public Library and First 5 Forever service level agreements - Must be compliant with all aspects of the service level agreements - Must be up to date with project acquittals and annual reporting
Applicants must be a Queensland Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island Council, have current Public Library and First 5 Forever service level agreements in place, be compliant with all aspects of those service level agreements, and be up to date with submissions of grant funded project acquittals and annual reporting.

What's Funded

Establishing new Indigenous Knowledge Centres and refurbishing existing Indigenous Knowledge Centre facilities and related infrastructure.

Expected Outcomes

Operational or improved Indigenous Knowledge Centres delivered by eligible Indigenous Councils, with funded works completed and reporting/acquittal obligations met.

Key Information

Applicant Types

local_governmentindigenous_organisation

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communitycapital_expenditure

Keywords

Indigenous Knowledge CentreIKCIndigenous councilsAboriginalTorres Strait Islanderpublic librariesFirst 5 Foreverrefurbishment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Indigenous Knowledge Centre (IKC) establishment and refurbishment grants?

The Indigenous Knowledge Centre (IKC) establishment and refurbishment grants is a non-profit grant offered by DE in Australia. Grant funding to support Indigenous Councils with costs associated with establishing and/or refurbishing Indigenous Knowledge Centres. The grant is open to eligible Queensland Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island Councils with current library service agreements in place.

Who is eligible for the Indigenous Knowledge Centre (IKC) establishment and refurbishment grants?

- Must be a Queensland Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island Council - Must have current Public Library and First 5 Forever service level agreements - Must be compliant with all aspects of the service level agreements - Must be up to date with project acquittals and annual reporting

What activities are funded?

Establishing new Indigenous Knowledge Centres and refurbishing existing Indigenous Knowledge Centre facilities and related infrastructure.

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