Regional Development Australia NT has partnered with the Department of the Chief Minister to offer the Seeding New Investment Fund.
The aim of the Seeding New Invest Fund is to boost Northern Territory infrastructure projects from concept to completion by supporting the first critical stage of project planning – the development of a comprehensive business case and supporting professional documentation.
Interested organisations are invited to apply for funding of up to $50,000 to assist with the costs of developing a business case and or supporting documents. These documents will then be used to fulfill the requirements of public or private funding applications, with the ultimate objective to see more investment in regional community infrastructure and projects.
Further information, including grant guidelines and case studies of projects previously awarded funding through the Seeding New Investment Fund are available under the Key Documents section below.
Seeding New Investment Fund – Round Five
Applications Open: 13 May 2024
Applications Close: 12:00PM – 17 June 2024 (ACST)
Key Documents
RDA NT Seeding Fund Guidelines – Round 5
RDA NT Seeding Fund Application Form – Round 5
Seeding New Investment Fund Case Studies
Previous Grant Recipients
Round One
Bird Watching Infrastructure – Victoria Daly Regional Council
Floating Piers – Bulungkunum Corporation
Art Centre Upgrade – Baniyala Garrangali Aboriginal Corporation
Stormwater Drainage Master Plan – Freds Pass Sport & Recreation Management Board Inc
Round Two
Rodna Cultural Tours – Rodna Cultural Tours
Hermannsburg Potters Expansion – Hermannsburg Potters Aboriginal Corporation
Ranger Base Redevelopment – Mimal Land Management Aboriginal Corporation
Round Three
Thamurrurr Kakadu Plum – Thamurrurr Development Corporation
Pine Creek Geotrail – AusIMM Darwin Branch
Top End Shelf-Stable Foods – Charles Darwin University
Round Four
West Arnhem Regional Council – Remote Community Recycling Hubs
Walangeri Ngumpinku Aboriginal Corporation – Walangeri Motel Expansion
Yuendumu Women’s Centre Aboriginal Corporation – Yuendumu Women’s Centre Development
Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation – Maningrida Wild Foods Processing Facility