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Funding for the conservation, future planning and protection of heritage places in WA
Heritage Grants Program WA
What do you get?
Funding amounts vary.
Who is this for?
Organisations, businesses and local government authorities.
Overview
There are 2 funding streams:
State heritage grants
Funding to help private owners with the cost of physical conservation works, documentation and professional advice relating to the conservation of State Registered places.
Grants of up to $50,000 are offered for conservation works projects and up to $16,000 for documentation projects, on a dollar-for-dollar basis.
Your project may be eligible for Major Conservation Project funding of up to $100,000 if it meets one or more of the additional criteria:
- the project re-activates a heritage place or contributes significantly to its future reactivation for the purposes of heritage tourism, public benefit, and enjoyment
- the project demonstrates a proactive response to natural disaster mitigation
- the project supports economic recovery at the local or State level.
Community heritage grants
This stream subsidises the cost of educational activities, community engagement and interpretation projects that celebrate a State Registered Place, a place in the Heritage Council’s assessment program or group of local heritage places.
Grants of up to $20,000 are offered per project. The minimum funding to any one project is $1,000. All funding is offered on a matched basis, in-kind contributions can be accepted under the community stream.
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