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Regional Grants Scheme

Funding is available under the scheme to improve economic and community infrastructure and services in regional Western Australia.

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Priority will be given to projects that assist in attracting investment and increasing jobs or to help improve the quality of life regional Western Australia.

The Minister for Regional Development Brendon Grylls announced the Regional Grants Scheme on 12 February 2009 as one of a series of Royalties for Regions initiatives.

The Regional Grants scheme is designed to make regional areas an even better place to live, work and grow.

Information, guidelines and applications are available through the following links:

Gascoyne Regional Grants Scheme

Gascoyne Development Commission website

Goldfields - Esperance Regional Grants Scheme

Goldfields Esperance Development Commission website

Great Southern Regional Grants Scheme

Great Southern Development Commission website

Kimberley Regional Grants Scheme

Kimberley Development Commission website

Mid West Regional Grants Scheme

Mid West Development Commission website

Peel Regional Grants Scheme

Peel Development Commission website

Pilbara Regional Grants Scheme

Pilbara Development Commission website

South West Regional Grants Scheme

South West Development Commission website

Wheatbelt Regional Grants Scheme

Wheatbelt Development Commission website

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