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EPA - Illegal Dumping Prevention Grants

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EPA - Illegal Dumping Prevention Grants


Aims

The Illegal Dumping Prevention Program Grants provide funding opportunities to councils and public land managers for projects to prevent illegal dumping, establish illegal dumping baseline data or develop a business case for illegal dumping prevention.

Funding will be available in the following streams:

  • Stream 1: Building an evidence base

    • 1a establishing an illegal dumping baseline (up to $20,000, delivery period up to 12 months) or

    • 1b Preparing an illegal dumping business case (up to $10,000, delivery period up to 12 months)

  • Stream 2: Illegal dumping prevention starter grants (up to $60,000, delivery period up to 12 months)

  • Stream 3: Illegal dumping prevention grants (up to $120,000 for a single entity, delivery period up to 2 years)

  • Stream 4: Collaborative illegal dumping prevention grants (up to $200,000 for a multi-entity project, delivery period up to 2 years). Opens in mid-2024

Program objectives

The overall objectives of the Illegal Dumping Prevention Strategy 2022–2027 are to minimise:

  • kerbside illegal dumping activities

  • public land and bushland illegal dumping activities

  • illegal landfilling / organised crime activities

The 4 streams under the grants program target the first two of these objectives. The objectives of these grants are to support local and state government public land managers to:

  • gather baseline and ongoing data on the size of their illegal dumping problem

  • develop a business case for investment in illegal dumping prevention

  • proactively target localised illegal dumping issues

  • collaboratively address illegal dumping across land tenures

  • encourage entities to undertake illegal dumping prevention projects if they have not done so before.