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We are updating guidelines for future rounds of the Murray–Darling Basin Economic Development Program.
About the program
An extra $34 million for future rounds was announced on 4 September 2020.
The overall program will now provide up to $73 million in grants.
These grants will help eligible communities fund economic development projects to respond to the impact of water recovery activities under the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.
Outcomes for eligible communities will include:
more job opportunities
increased capacity to diversify and strengthen local economies
enhanced resilience, to manage current and future economic challenges and changes.
Share your feedback
You can now provide feedback on the proposed new program guidelines.
Help us improve the guidelines for future funding rounds, so we can meet the needs of communities.
We expect to open the next round of the Murray-Darling Basin Economic Development Program in early 2021.
We are updating guidelines for future rounds of the Murray–Darling Basin Economic Development Program.
About the program
An extra $34 million for future rounds was announced on 4 September 2020.
The overall program will now provide up to $73 million in grants.
These grants will help eligible communities fund economic development projects to respond to the impact of water recovery activities under the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.
Outcomes for eligible communities will include:
more job opportunities
increased capacity to diversify and strengthen local economies
enhanced resilience, to manage current and future economic challenges and changes.
Share your feedback
You can now provide feedback on the proposed new program guidelines.
Help us improve the guidelines for future funding rounds, so we can meet the needs of communities.
