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Archived Grant Opportunity View - GO5918

Indigenous Rangers Coastal Clean Up Project Grants - Round 1

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Community Grants Hub

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1800 020 283

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GO ID:
GO5918
Agency:
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Close Date & Time:
22-Feb-2023 9:00 pm (ACT Local Time)
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Internal Reference ID:
2021-8440
Primary Category:
211007 - Pollution Control
Secondary Category:
211006 - Natural Resources - Conservation and Protection
Publish Date:
15-Dec-2022
Location:
QLD, NT
Selection Process:
Targeted or Restricted Competitive

Description:

The Australian Government is inviting organisations via a restricted process to apply for funding under the Indigenous Rangers Coastal Clean-up Project (IRCCP). 

The objective of the grant opportunity is to support Indigenous Ranger groups participating in the IRCCP to undertake their contracted ghost nets and marine debris activities for the department by supporting them to establish marine debris and ghost nets management programs in their areas, purchase equipment and undertake training, planning and coordination activities.

For this grant opportunity, up to $1.5 million (GST exclusive) is available across 14 invited organisations from 2022–23 to 2023–24. 

The intended outcomes of the grants are:

  • increased economic opportunities for Indigenous communities by building Indigenous Rangers groups’ capacity to undertake marine debris and ghost net management activities on a fee for service basis
  • Indigenous Ranger groups are equipped with the skills and capability to undertake complex and sustainable marine debris and ghost net management activities on an ongoing basis 
  • improved ocean health and marine habitats to reduce threats to wildlife across the Gulf of Carpentaria
  • enhanced data surrounding marine debris and ghost net density levels to assist in future management
  • increased skills and capability of Indigenous rangers to enhance their career pathways
  • improved work, health and safety practices for the work undertaken by Indigenous rangers in remote areas.

 

Eligibility:

To be eligible, you must be one of the invited organisations listed in section 4.1 of the Grant Opportunity Guidelines and have received an invitation to apply through GrantConnect.

Grant Activity Timeframe:

Assessment of applications - Approximately 4 weeks

Approval of outcomes of selection process - Approximately 3-4 weeks

Notification to unsuccessful applicants - 2 weeks following the completion of the assessment period

Negotiations and award of grant agreements - Approximately 4 weeks

Earliest start date of grant activity - 15 June 2023

End date of grant activity - 30 June 2024

Instructions for Application Submission:

By invitation only

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Contact Details

Community Grants Hub

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1800 020 283

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