Funding GroveBrowse Australian Capital Territory funding opportunities, including national programs that may be available to eligible businesses.
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Eligible entities such as universities, medical research entities, corporations and corporate Commonwealth entities who can translate medical research into health benefits and can put health care solutions into practice..
Up to $10 million for research projects that translate medical research into health care interventions to improve health care applications.
View funding details →An eligible organisation who can establish a working incubator and select SME's to partner with in new and innovative research projects..
A grant of up to $50 million to establish a BioMedTech incubator.
View funding details →Universities, medical research entities, corporations and corporate Commonwealth entities..
Between $2 million to $5 million for research projects.
View funding details →An eligible organisation who applied to the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources (DISER) and Department of Health’s 'Approach To Market: Enabling Australia’s onshore mRNA manufacturing capability' program and.
A fixed grant amount of $5 million over 3 years from 2022-23 to develop our onshore mRNA vaccine manufacturing capability.
View funding details →An eligible organisation in selected health care settings..
Up to $3 million for medical research to support data research infrastructure.
View funding details →Researchers with innovative projects in the health and medical sector..
Up to $25 million per program of research.
View funding details →An eligible organisation who can support innovative medical research projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants of up to $3 million under Stream 1 and 2, or up to $10 million under Stream 3 to fund research infrastructure innovation projects.
View funding details →An eligible organisation who can support innovative medical research projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants of up to $1.5 million under the four Streams.
View funding details →Eligible entities such as universities, medical research entities, corporations and corporate Commonwealth entities that can translate medical research into health benefits and can put health care solutions into practice..
Up to $5 million to accelerate your research project under Streams 1 and 2 and up to $500,000 for a targeted research project under Stream 3.
View funding details →Eligible entities seeking to develop better data health intelligence to improve health care delivery..
Funding for projects that support researchers to improve on existing research data infrastructure platforms and achieve better health care outcomes.
View funding details →An eligible organisation that can establish a working incubator, to partner with Australian SMEs to progress their promising research and innovation projects through the early stages of development..
A grant of up to $50 million to establish a BioMedTech Incubator - Dementia and Cognitive Decline.
View funding details →Eligible entities who can support innovative medical research projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants of up to $2 million over 2 years from 2023-24.
View funding details →An eligible organisation who can support innovative medical research projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants to fund research infrastructure projects, up to $3 million in Streams 1 and 2, up to $7 million in Stream 3 and up to $4 million in Stream 4.
View funding details →Eligible entities that can support innovative clinical trial projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants of up to $5 million. Maximum grant amount varies by funding stream and/or topic.
View funding details →Eligible entities seeking to develop better data health intelligence to improve health care delivery..
Grants of up to $2.5 million for projects that support researchers to improve on existing research data infrastructure platforms and achieve better health care outcomes.
View funding details →Eligible entities seeking to accelerate into practice promising drugs and devices that reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease and complications of diabetes..
A grant of up to $15 million for topic A and $13.5 million for topic B, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Eligible entities seeking to generate knowledge to support new diagnostics, devices and therapies for people living with cardiovascular disease and diabetes..
Grants of up to $1 million for small scale development projects, to be concluded within 2 years.
View funding details →An eligible organisation who can establish a working incubator, to partner with Australian SMEs to progress and new and innovative medical research projects through the early stages of development..
Grants of up to $33 million to establish BioMedTech Incubators.
View funding details →Eligible entities that can support innovative medical research projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants to fund research infrastructure projects, up to $3 million in Streams 1 and 2, up to $7 million in Stream 3 and up to $4 million in Stream 4.
View funding details →Eligible entities that can support large-scale interdisciplinary research programs to improve health benefits for Australians..
A grant of between $250,000 to $5 million to cover up to 100% of eligible project costs.
View funding details →Eligible entities seeking to develop better data health intelligence to improve health care delivery..
Grants of up to $2.5 million, to cover up to 100% of eligible project costs.
View funding details →Eligible entities seeking to develop better data health intelligence to improve health care delivery..
Grants of up to $2.5 million to cover up to 100% of eligible project costs.
View funding details →An eligible organisation who can establish a working incubator, to partner with Australian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to progress new and innovative medical research projects through the early stages.
Grants of up to $33 million to establish BioMedTech Incubators.
View funding details →Eligible entities that can support innovative medical research projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants to fund research infrastructure projects, up to $3 million in Streams 1, 2 and 4, and up to $7 million in Stream 3.
View funding details →Eligible entities that can support clinical trial projects to improve health benefits for Australians..
Grants of up to $7 million. Maximum grant amount varies by funding stream and/or topic.
View funding details →Commercial business finance options. Borrowed funds must be repaid, with applicable interest and fees.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →Grants are for entities that contribute to career guidance services including industry, employers, schools, tertiary providers, local and state governments and researchers..
Grants from $20,000 to $350,000, for projects up to 12 months.
View funding details →Commercial finance for Australian-based proposals in seven priority sectors.
Debt, equity or guarantees assessed by proposal
View funding details →Individuals and entities..
Grants of between $2,000 and $20,000 for community participation in National Science Week 2025 activities.
View funding details →Individuals and entities.
Grants of between $2,000 and $20,000 for community participation in National Science Week 2026 activities.
View funding details →Individuals and entities..
Grants of between $5,000 and $20,000 for public participation in National Science Week activities.
View funding details →Australian institutions who are hosting Honours, Masters, PhD or non-salaried researchers. Host institutions include museums, herbaria, universities, and other government agencies that have some focus on the science of taxonomy.
See official source for applicant-level funding
View funding details →Honours and Masters Scholarships, Non-salaried Researcher Grants, PhD Scholarship Support Grants, Research and Early Career Research Grants. Host institutions include Australian museums, herbaria, universities, and other government agencies that have.
See official source for applicant-level funding
View funding details →Australian Honours and Masters and PhD students, researchers, Non-salaried researchers, Postdoctoral fellowship researchers and early career researchers. Host institutions include Australian museums, herbaria, universities and other government agencies that have.
See official source for applicant-level funding
View funding details →Regional and remote digital enterprises..
Funding varies.
View funding details →Australian big energy users..
Concessional finance.
View funding details →Small business owners..
Free and confidential mental health coaching.
View funding details →Australian news entities whose primary purpose is the creation and distribution of digital core news content and Australian enabling entities that provide support to Australian news producers..
Grants from $10,000 to $9 million.
View funding details →Australian news publishers producing core news content that is distributed digitally..
The grant amount is $13,000 per eligible journalist full time equivalent (FTE). If the journalist is not employed full time with the applicant, the grant amount requested should be based on a pro-rata amount of the FTE.
View funding details →Community entities and other entities (including sole traders and partnerships)..
Grants between $50,000 and $2 million.
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