Grants and Funding

​​​​​​​​​​Summary of closing dates for funding/grants

Drought Ready Tasmania - Quick Wins

​Quick Wins is now open to help communities kickstart priority actions that support regional drought and climate resilience goals.   

The Quick Wins program has $330,000 of funding available across Tasmania for projects between $5000-$20,000 with $110,000 allocated per region.

Grant ideas need to support your region's drought and climate resilience goals and align with the grant guidelines. Get to know your region's drought resilience goals below: 

·  Southern Tasmania goals 

·  Northern Tasmania goals 

·  North-West Tasmania goals 

Applications close 2pm, Friday 20 June 2025.  

Administered by Department of Premier and Cabinet.  
Email: resilience@dpac.tas.gov.au 
Phone: 0461 414 686 

For more information about the Regional Drought Resilience Program, visit the Drought Ready website.  

​Primary Producer Storm Recovery 2024​

​Support for the Tasmanian Flood and Severe Weather Event - August/September 2024

Grants of up to $10,000 are available to eligible primary producers statewide for the costs associated with eligible activities to undertake clean-up and recovery.
An additional amount of $15,000 is available for primary producers in the Derwent Valley and Central Highlands Local Government Areas (LGAs) upon evidence that demonstrates additional expenses have been incurred for clean-up and recovery following the flood event.

Applications close 3pm, Monday 30 June 2025.
​King and Flinders Island Farm Water Infrastructure Rebate Scheme​

The Tasmanian Government is offering rebates up to $15,000 to primary producers to purchase and install new on-​​​farm water infrastructure, or repair and replace damaged infrastructure. In additional a $2,500 rebate is available to primary producers who can provide evidence of an existing drought risk management plan or completed Farm Business Resilience Plan.

Carbon Farming Advice Rebate Pilot Program

The Carbon Farming Advice Pilot Rebate Program provides primary producers with rebates of up to $10,000 for advice sought about the costs and benefits of accessing carbon credits, auditing requirements, and on-ground actions that are eligible for carbon credits.

​Farm Business Resilience Program (Tasmania)​

​The Farm Business Resilience Program subsidises learning and development opportunities for farmers, farm managers, and employees – focused on improving strategic farm management capabilities that lead to making better decisions, more often.​

or when funding allocation is exhausted, whichever occurs first.

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