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Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant Program (Tasmania) is a grant from the Tasmanian Government's Department of State Growth that funds productivity-enhancing activities for Tasmanian advanced manufacturing enterprises. Eligible activities include obtaining accreditations, expert advisory services, staff development, and business skills training.
Grants range from $1,500 to $20,000 on a co-contribution basis of 50% grant and 50% from the applicant, with a $40,000 maximum per financial year if applying for a second grant in a different project stream. Total program funding is $400,000.
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Department of State Growth Department of State Growth Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant Program Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant Program Program Guidelines Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant Funding of $400,000 is available to Tasmanian-based advanced manufacturing enterprises to undertake a variety of productivity enhancing activities such as obtaining accreditations expert advice and developing staff and business skills.
Grants are provided on a co-contribution basis of 50% (grant), 50% minimum (applicant) Maximum grant available is $20,000 Minimum grant available is $1,500 Ability to apply for a second grant during the financial year for a different project stream – maximum grant cap of $40,000 for the financial year Do I need a grant consultant to help me write my application?
The application process has been designed to be straightforward, quick, and not require third party assistance. Should you require advice regarding the application form and process, or to help you decide if you would like to use a consultant, we encourage you to contact our team either directly (if you have had a prior interaction) or via Business Tasmania ( ask@business. tas.
gov.au or 1800 440 026) who will arrange for you to be contacted by a team member within two business days. View the Program Guidelines (PDF 468. 8 KB) Contact – your existing Advanced Manufacturing and Defence Industries client manager, or if you do not have one currently, please contact Business Tasmania ( ask@business.
tas. gov.au or 1800 440 026) Productivity Program - successful recipients - 2024-2025 (PDF 185. 3 KB) Productivity Program - successful recipients - 2025-2026 (PDF 156.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tasmanian-based advanced manufacturing enterprises; 50% minimum co-contribution from applicant required. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,500 to $20,000 (50% grant / 50% co-contribution basis). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant Program (Tasmania) is funded by Tasmanian Government, Department of State Growth. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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