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Environmental grants, page 10

1,381 Australian grant programs are categorised under environment and this is page 10 of them, continuing the same order: open and closing soonest first, then ongoing intakes, then undated programs, then closed rounds.

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Continuing the environment directory. "Not stated" means the funder published no figure, and a blank closing date means the funder published no deadline: neither is filled in with a guess.
GrantFunderWhereAmountCloses
Event Sponsorship ProgramCity of BusseltonLGANot statedCheck with the funder
Event Sponsorship SchemeShire of CapelLGAUp to $1kCheck with the funder
Event Support GrantCumberland City CouncilLGAUp to $15kCheck with the funder
Events and Festivals SponsorshipMid-Coast CouncilLGAUp to $10kCheck with the funder
Events Attraction FundMackay RegionalLGANot statedCheck with the funder
Events of Major Significance Grants Up to $20,000Shire of MurrindindiLGAUp to $20kCheck with the funder
Excellence Grants for IndividualsCity of KnoxLGANot statedCheck with the funder
Export grants and finance supportWine AustraliaAUUp to $1mCheck with the funder
External Competitive Grants ProgramCity of Port PhillipLGANot statedCheck with the funder
External Funding CoordinatorCity of Mount GambierLGA$140.4k to $148.8kCheck with the funder

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