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This program provides co-funding for waste and recycling infrastructure to support the resource recovery sectors response to Australia's waste export ban. 

This program provided regional and remote organisations in New South Wales the opportunity to apply for funding through the Australian Government’s Recycling Modernisation Fund (RMF) and NSW Government’s Remanufacture NSW program.

The Border Rivers catchment includes the Queensland border between the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range and the township of Mungindi and its surrounds.

The Namoi-Peel catchment in the north of the state stretches westward from the Great Dividing Range to the floodplains of northern New South Wales.

The Toorale Water Infrastructure Project Phase 2 Review of Environmental Factors closed for review and comment by 21 February 2020.

If we have given you a grant, you must acknowledge our assistance and use the NSW Government logo in your materials.

If you have received a grant, you must report on how you have spent it. If you want to change your budget by more than 10%, you need to ask us for approval.

Learn more from previous grant projects, including case studies showcasing a range of initiatives that are assisting to conserve and enhance the environment of New South Wales.

There are so many reasons to love our local rivers.

The urban ecology renewal investigation project provided in-depth research into ways to improve biodiversity outcomes for major cities in New South Wales, including Sydney, Wollongong and Newcastle.