DEW Grants Management System

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The Department for Environment and Water aims to help South Australians conserve, sustain and prosper.

Our landscapes underpin our communities, our economy, our wellbeing and our way of life, which is why we all have a responsibility to protect and manage our state's landscapes for the enjoyment of all South Australians.

The department works in partnership with eight regional Landscape South Australia boards, responsible for administering the Landscape South Australia Act 2019. A new entity Green Adelaide will also bring an integrated approach to managing Adelaide's urban environment. A key priority of landscape boards is to support local communities and landowners to be directly responsible for sustainably managing their region's landscapes with an emphasis on land and water management, pest animal and plant control, and biodiversity. This includes providing greater funding and partnership opportunities with local community organisations to deliver on ground works and projects.

The Department for Environment and Water is currently offering the following grants:

Government Owned Heritage Fund 2021/22 - The Government Owned Heritage (GOH) Fund supports the conservation of state-owned State Heritage Places, through the provision of professional and financial assistance. Applications are open for State-government agencies who own and/or manage government-owned State Heritage Places and incorporated bodies who occupy or care for government-owned State Heritage Places under agreement with the State Government.

. The GOH Fund is administered by the Department for Environment and Water - Heritage SA. Projects will be assessed against the objectives and criteria outlined in the GOH Fund Operating Guidelines. Any reference to GOH Fund Operating Guidelines shall also include Heritage Building Conservation Program (HBCP) Operating Guidelines.

Please address enquiries to Alison Othen, Heritage Officer, Heritage SA on 0405735479 or by emailing Alison.Othen@sa.gov.au

Applications open Thursday, 18 March 2021 and close Friday, 30 April 2021 11:40 AM.

Limestone Coast Landscape Board Grassroots Grants 2021/22 - The Limestone Coast Landscape Board, under the Landscape South Australia Act 2019, has established a Grassroots Grants Program to support individuals, volunteers, community organisations and other bodies working at the local level on a not-for-profit basis. Grants will be provided to undertake natural resources management activities that help to achieve environmental benefits at the local level.

Consideration for funding will be made for a broad range of sustainable land management and environment protection projects that address both emerging and continuing priority issues across the region. Funding between $1,000 and $50,000 is available per project. Refer to Guidelines for details.

For more information, please visit Limestone Coast Landscape Board webpage

Applications open Friday, 05 March 2021 and close Monday, 19 April 2021 05:00 PM.

Landscape Priorities Fund 2020/21 - The Landscape Priorities Fund (“the Fund”) is an initiative of the South Australian Government and is established under the Landscape South Australia Act 2019. The Landscape Priorities Fund is administered by the Department for Environment and Water on behalf of the Minister for Environment and Water. The fund provides the opportunity for landscape boards, working in partnership with other organisations, groups and individuals, to invest in large-scale integrated landscape management projects that address sub-regional, cross-regional and state-wide priorities. The projects should address priorities for managing, improving and enhancing the State’s landscape and natural resources and could address large landscape management issues such as landscape scale restoration, supporting bushfire recovery, climate resilience and adaptation, sustainable agriculture, and threatened species and ecosystem recovery. Regional landscape boards are eligible to apply to the Fund for grants to undertake projects that are to be delivered through partnership arrangements with other organisations, groups and individuals.
Applications are now closed

SA Heritage Grants Program 2020/2021 - South Australia has a rich heritage that contributes to our quality of life and connects us to our history and stories. The Heritage Grants Program aims to provide multiple heritage benefits and help conserve and activate heritage places and areas, including adaptive reuse of historic buildings, facilitating heritage tourism, benefitting the broader community and supporting heritage trades and providing support for State Heritage Places in rural areas. SA Heritage Grant applications for conservation work or documentation for State Heritage Places will be accepted until 26 February 2021 at 2.00 pm. APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED

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If you have any questions regarding the Grants Management System, please contact the Procurement/Grants Unit on 08 8463 7883 or email DEW.Grants@sa.gov.au.