Industry Growth Program (example record)
Department of Industry, Science and Resources
Matched grant funding — competitive
Example record · source last checked 2026-09-20
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) · Checked 2026-10-16
The Farmers’ Market Grant Scheme WA provides funding to farmers' market operators to support business operations, improve financial sustainability, and build capability. The program focuses on infrastructure upgrades, planning, compliance, marketing, and market development. It operates in two stages: applicants must first complete a training workshop before applying for funding in the second stage.
Form of value
Grant funding
Indicative value
Funding of up to $50,000
Current availability
The program operates over two stages; applicants must complete a training workshop in Stage 1 to be eligible for funding in Stage 2.
Before you act: Applications are currently open and remain available until 31 December 2027.
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Interested operators should complete the Stage 1 training workshop as a prerequisite to applying for Stage 2 funding.
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Source owner: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) · Official page
Rule last checked 2026-10-16 · Verified editorial record
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Department of Industry, Science and Resources
Matched grant funding — competitive
Example record · source last checked 2026-09-20
Arts ACT
Up to $5,000 for smaller projects; $5,000 to $50,000 for larger projects.
Next step: Visit the Arts Activities Funding ACT website to check specific dates for larger project rounds and submit an application.
Official source checked · source last checked 2026-10-16