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Regional Growth Fund (RGF) SA is sponsored by South Australian Government – Department for Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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**✔** Open**Closing date:**To be confirmed (varies by round) ### Purpose and Program Overview The **Regional Growth Fund (RGF)** is a key South Australian Government initiative designed to stimulate economic growth, improve regional competitiveness, and strengthen communities across regional South Australia.
The program provides funding for projects that generate new economic activity and deliver tangible benefits to multiple industries or communities. With grants of up to **$2 million**, the fund seeks to leverage both government and private investment to develop critical infrastructure and other projects that unlock long-term regional opportunities.
The overarching goal is to support sustainable growth, job creation, and stronger regional economies. The Regional Growth Fund plays a central role in advancing South Australia’s economic development agenda by encouraging collaborative investment between industry, local government, and community stakeholders.
* **Grant amount**: Up to $2 million * **Application dates**: To be confirmed (varies by round) * **Eligible industries/businesses**: Regional businesses, industry groups, local government bodies, and community organisations * **Co-contribution requirement**: Yes – applicants must demonstrate co-investment from private or other sources * **Location**: Regional South Australia only * No single industry is prioritised; funding is available to a broad range of sectors.
* Projects must demonstrate regional economic benefits across industries or multiple entities.
* **Funding range**: Up to $2 million per project * **Project categories**: Economic infrastructure, industry development, community strengthening projects * **Funding duration**: Dependent on project proposal and contractual agreements; typically multi-year investments ### Grant Amount in Total The Regional Growth Fund program provides grants of **up to $2 million per project** to support critical economic infrastructure and regional development initiatives.
Applicants must meet the following requirements: * Operate as a registered business, industry group, local government authority, or community organisation * Be located in or delivering benefits to regional South Australia * Hold an ABN and be registered for GST (if applicable) * Demonstrate financial viability and ability to co-contribute to the project * Comply with relevant legislative, regulatory, and insurance obligations ### Eligible Activities and Expenses The RGF supports projects that deliver measurable economic and community outcomes, including: * Development of regional infrastructure * Upgrades to facilities that support multiple industries * Initiatives that create long-term regional jobs * Projects that expand market access and industry collaboration * Activities that build stronger, more resilient regional communities The RGF is a **competitive grant program**.
Applications are assessed based on: * **Project merit**: Alignment with regional economic growth objectives * **Strategic alignment**: Contribution to state and regional priorities * **Value for money**: Level of co-investment and long-term benefits ### Recent Program Updates * New funding rounds are announced periodically by the South Australian Government.
* Previous rounds have focused on co-investment with private industry and local councils to deliver large-scale economic benefits. * Applicants should monitor the Department for Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) website for the latest program announcements.
* Review the eligibility criteria carefully before applying * Prepare a strong business case that clearly outlines project benefits * Ensure co-contribution commitments are documented and credible * Align the proposal with regional development strategies and government priorities * Provide evidence of financial capacity and project readiness Consider consulting a grant specialist for a personalised eligibility assessment and expert assistance in preparing a strong, compliant, and competitive application.
Contact us today, and we will connect you with Australia’s best grant specialist with over 35 years of experience in the industry and a 100% success rate. Additional information, eligibility guidelines, and application templates are available on the **South Australian Department of Treasury and Finance** and the **Regional Development Australia** websites.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Registered businesses, industry groups, local government authorities, or community organizations in or benefiting regional South Australia with ABN/GST registration and co-investment capacity. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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