Government grants are available for Australian businesses in the waste management sector. Programs span federal and state governments, offering funding for growth, innovation, infrastructure and workforce development.
In New South Wales, new south wales is home to australia's largest state economy and one of the most comprehensive grant ecosystems in the country.
Open programs
8 totalSupports circular economy opportunities to bring compost made from household kerbside Food Organics Garden Organics services back to local communities in NSW.
Supporting councils, community groups and other key stakeholders to deliver litter prevention projects, and develop and implement strategic plans to address litter in their local environments.
Provides tailored advice and help to groups of councils to explore and undertake joint procurement of domestic waste management services.
A catchment-based approach to litter prevention, focused on reducing flows of litter from the terrestrial environment into the marine environment through intervention at multiple points.
Up to 50% rebate to a maximum of $50,000 for equipment or technologies that assist businesses to avoid, reduce and recycle waste and help them transition to a circular economy.
The NSW Environmental Trust funds projects that enhance the environment of New South Wales. Projects are selected through consultation with key stakeholders and must align with the Trust's strategic priorities for conserving, protecting and rehabilitating the NSW environment.
The NSW Environmental Trust administers multiple grant programs concerned with managing waste. These programs support projects that address waste management challenges across NSW.
Ongoing support for the planning and delivery of waste management projects working in partnership with Aboriginal communities across NSW.
Grant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Always verify current eligibility and deadlines before applying.