Round Two of the Australian Government's Disaster Ready Fund (DRF) will deliver up to $200 million of Australian Government funding for disaster risk reduction and resilience initiatives, with funding matched by state, territory and local governments (and other applicants) where possible.
Any individual or organisation can develop a DRF proposal (and there is no minimum or maximum funding amount), but Queensland applicants should contact the state's lead agency - the Queensland Reconstruction Authority - to discuss the proposal and application process.
Applicants should submit their proposals to the QRA (after discussion) by 20 March 2024.
GrantConnect publishes forecast and current Australian Government grant opportunities and grants awarded.
The Australian Government's business.gov.au site has information on grants and assistance for business from all levels of Government.
The Export Market Development Grants scheme is a financial assistance program for aspiring and current exporters.
Export Finance Australia, the Australian Government's export credit agency, offers Small Business Export Loans.
Find a grant or assistance in Queensland including information on grants, rebates, loans, subsidies or training.
Browse Queensland Government grants and resources for community organisations.
Are you an innovator? Browse the range of grants and assistance from Advance Queensland for startups and entrepreneurs.
The Trade & Investment Queensland website provides information on export programs, services, events and resources for Queensland exporters.
Brisbane City Council provides grants for community groups and non-profit organisations to improve services and facilities.
My Community Directory is a comprehensive online database of free or subsidised community services.
Industry Growth Centres are funded by the Australian Government to support growth in sectors of competitive strength. Click below to explore industry projects and funding opportunities.