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National Radioactive Waste Management Facility – New Community Benefit Program 2019-22

Australian Government · Australia

This program supports projects that deliver strong social and economic outcomes in and around Kimba and Hawker (Wallerberdina Station) in South Australia. It provides up to $4 million in total, with $2 million available to each community, for local initiatives during the site selection and establishment phases of the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility.

Official Grant Page

Funding

$5K – $1M

Duration

Projects must be completed by 2022-05-31

Location

Kimba, South Australia, Hawker, South Australia, Wallerberdina Station, South Australia

Who Can Apply

Must have an active Australian Business Number. Must be an eligible incorporated entity, not-for-profit, Indigenous organisation, specified council, or the Outback Communities Authority. Applicants must be in the Kimba or Hawker regions of South Australia. Individuals, partnerships, and most Commonwealth or state government bodies are not eligible.
Applicants must have an Australian Business Number (ABN) and be one of the following: a company incorporated in Australia; an incorporated trustee on behalf of a trust; a not-for-profit organisation, including community groups with voting and/or financial membership of at least 5 individuals; an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander organisation, council or incorporated association; The Flinders Ranges Council or the District Council of Kimba; or the Outback Communities Authority. Joint applications are acceptable if there is an eligible lead organisation. Individuals, partnerships, trusts without an incorporated trustee, organisations not included in the guidelines, and Commonwealth or state government agencies or bodies (including government business enterprises) are not eligible, except for the Outback Communities Authority. The program is for organisations, businesses, authorities or councils in the Kimba and Hawker regions.

What's Funded

Community projects in the Kimba and Hawker regions that provide social or economic benefit, strengthen community outcomes, help communities adapt to potential impacts, and may use local contractors and suppliers.

Expected Outcomes

Reduced social cohesion impacts on communities near sites under consideration, increased economic diversity and opportunities in affected communities, and delivery of projects with ongoing community benefit.

Key Information

Applicant Types

companytrustnon_profitindigenous_organisationlocal_governmentother

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communityemploymentother

Keywords

community benefitregional developmentsocial outcomeseconomic outcomesKimbaHawkerWallerberdina StationSouth Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility – New Community Benefit Program 2019-22?

The National Radioactive Waste Management Facility – New Community Benefit Program 2019-22 is a business grant offered by Australian Government in Australia, providing $5K – $1M in funding. This program supports projects that deliver strong social and economic outcomes in and around Kimba and Hawker (Wallerberdina Station) in South Australia. It provides up to $4 million in total, with $2 million available to each community, for local initiatives during the site selection and establishment phases of the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility.

How much funding does the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility – New Community Benefit Program 2019-22 provide?

The National Radioactive Waste Management Facility – New Community Benefit Program 2019-22 provides $5K – $1M in funding. The typical project duration is Projects must be completed by 2022-05-31.

Who is eligible for the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility – New Community Benefit Program 2019-22?

Must have an active Australian Business Number. Must be an eligible incorporated entity, not-for-profit, Indigenous organisation, specified council, or the Outback Communities Authority. Applicants must be in the Kimba or Hawker regions of South Australia. Individuals, partnerships, and most Commonwealth or state government bodies are not eligible.

What activities are funded?

Community projects in the Kimba and Hawker regions that provide social or economic benefit, strengthen community outcomes, help communities adapt to potential impacts, and may use local contractors and suppliers.

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