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Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program

NSW Government

Funding amountUp to $100,000
DeadlineCloses Tue, 8 June 2027
RegionNSW

Overview

The NSW Government has announced the Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program, to support businesses impacted by the moratorium on timber harvesting within the proposed boundary of the Great Koala National Park.

Eligibility

Who can apply To be eligible for grant funding, applicants must meet all of the following requirements: You are an impacted business that (directly or indirectly) sources at least 50% of hardwood or by-products from a sawmill or contractor that has had the majority of their hardwood or by-product supply cut through reduced wood supply agreements as a consequence of the moratorium on harvesting in the Great Koala National Park. You have a contract, agreement or other supporting evidence of supply (direct or indirect) from a sawmill or contractor that has had the majority of their hardwood or by-product supply cut through reduced wood supply agreements as a consequence of the moratorium. You operate as a sole trader, partnership, trust or company in Australia. You have an active Australian Business Number (ABN). You are registered with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Please refer to the program guidelines for details. Types of projects funded under this grant Eligible expenditure is detailed in the Program Guidelines and summarised below: Costs to offset the incremental cost difference between the previous supplier’s price and the new supplier’s price for the purchase of the same or similar hardwood, or alternatives to hardwood, or by-product, or after taking action to obtain three quotes, then hardwood could be purchased from the same supplier if that is most cost effective. Freight costs associated with sourcing the same or similar hardwood, or alternatives to hardwood, or by-product from a new supplier. Note: Maximum of $1,500 (GST exclusive) per eligible tax invoice. Please refer to the program guidelines for details. What costs you can't apply for Expenditure that the Program will not support includes: salaries and wages of staff or contracts; loss of income; ongoing operational or business costs; training expenditure; or capital and infrastructure costs to alter your business premises.

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