CBR Innovation Development Fund
The CBR Innovation Development Fund (CBRIDF) was announced as part of Confident &
Business Ready: Building on Our Strengths, the ACT Government’s new business development
strategy released in May 2015. The Fund is a key program response to the strategy’s major
policy pillar of accelerating innovation to create wealth and jobs in Canberra.
The key policy direction of the Fund is to foster an integrated innovation ecosystem that supports
the various stages of entrepreneurship and innovation and builds capacity and capability in the
knowledge economy. The aim is to create greater synergy within the program funding
environment and establish a system where programs can transition and adapt and also address
new priorities and opportunities in a more agile way as they arise
In line with these aims, this high level summary of every application and the amount sought from
the Fund is provided to encourage applicants to identify synergies between competing
applications and potentially initiate discussions between the applicant parties to maximise
benefits to the innovation community.
If you are an applicant and wish to contact another applicant to discuss synergies and potentially
re-submit an application, please initially contact a CBRIDF client manager.
Further Information
If you require further information or assistance please contact a CBRIDF Client Manager on:
Phone:
(02) 6207 7215 or
Email:
brent.chick@act.gov.au
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment
/ ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
/ Innovation Connect Grant Recipients
/ Update 15.06.2015 / Page 1
CBRIDF Applications September 2015
Applicant
Project
Title
Brief Project Description
Economic Benefits to the ACT
Praxis will
provide a
platform that
will deliver
unprecedented
levels of
management
control for
small
business.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) continue to be
constrained by the complexity of administering their business.
This complexity erodes the ability of business to innovate,
enhance services and grow. At the same time, SMEs remain
critical engines for future economic growth and new sources of
employment. Praxis aims to cut through this complexity and
deliver unprecedented administrative support by bringing the
banking, accounting, insurance, legal, marketing, public relations,
utility and business development services of established suppliers
to the SME in one dashboard platform. This unique service will
deliver significant time savings and financial gains for all SMEs.
Based in Canberra, Praxis will not only be utilising local legal firms,
web developers and graphic designers in its development phase, but
will create a diverse range of ongoing future employment opportunities
including software engineering and business development roles. The
Praxis business model includes an innovation investment fund, using
retained profits. This fund will leverage the unparalleled connectivity
Praxis has with SMEs to invest in high potential businesses. Praxis will
be in an enviable position to connect innovative local businesses to an
unrivaled network of SMEs to drive the diffusion of innovative
products, services and technologies.
Canberra
Innovation
Network
Collaborative
Innovation Lab
Introduce companies, research providers and other organisations
to each other in a structured and focused way to create strategic
opportunities for Canberra businesses and whole industry sectors
through productive collaborative relationships. The Lab will use
tested methods for facilitating collaboration as well as experiment
with new approaches.
The lab will initiate development of integrated solutions to be offered
on global markets, generate intra and inter industry commercial
partnerships and alliances, identify cross cutting issues for regional
cooperation and best practice, plus develop and test Canberra specific
methods of collaboration to improve international competitiveness.
Rosemark
Water Tanks
Rosemark
Water Tanks Promoting
local business
and
contributing to
the innovation
ecosystem
through
growth
Rosemark Water Tanks specialises in developing innovative water
storage solutions designed to remove the space, cost and
aesthetic barriers preventing a greater adoption of domestic
rainwater tanks. Rosemark are seeking to establish manufacturing
in the ACT to promote job growth as well as contributing to the
innovation economy by offering custom moulding services for
product development to local research institutions and innovative
start-ups. This project aims to expedite the establishment of
manufacturing locally by accelerating the growth of the company
through the development of another innovative water storage
product, the Daybed Tank.
The economic and environmental benefits to the ACT are significant.
Rosemark Water Tanks is a Canberra-based company that is seeking
to establish manufacturing operations in the ACT to allow export of
products across Australia. This will provide employment for a range of
skilled and unskilled workers as well as delivering partnering
opportunities for local businesses.
The environmental benefits of a greater water tank installation base
are realised through improved water security and a reduction in the
pollution and erosion of our local waterways.
Profi Praxis
Pty Ltd
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment
/ ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
/ Innovation Connect Grant Recipients
/ Update 15.06.2015 / Page 2
Funding
Requested
$75,000
$145,000
$60,000
Applicant
Young
Women's
Christian
Association
of Canberra
Canberra
Innovation
Network
ACT Screen
Industry
Association
Limited
Project
Title
Economic Benefits to the ACT
Funding
Requested
Founded in Boston in 1993, the Computer Clubhouse Network
comprises over 100 Clubhouses in 20 countries, reaching
thousands of young people from under-served communities.
Located in Tuggeranong, the YWCA Computer Clubhouse
opened its doors in October 2014. Our 100+ members have the
opportunity to work with high-tech tools, industry mentors, and to
drive their own projects. The sustainability and success of the
Clubhouse is determined by the support of corporate,
government, and philanthropic partnerships. Our Clubhouse is
powered by a network of amazing STEM programs and ICT
organisations including NICTA, Lockheed Martin Australia,
Microsoft, Dimension Data and the AIIA.
The economic and other benefits in sustaining and scaling the
Clubhouse include:
- More young people engaging in career pathways in science,
technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
- Enhanced digital citizenship among Canberra's young people,
particularly those from under-served communities
- Fostering the next generation of young entrepreneurs and innovators
in Canberra
- Bridging the 'digital divide' between those that do and don't have
access to the internet and technology across the ACT
- Increased number of young people remaining engaged in school
education
- Increased number of young people from under-served communities
pursuing tertiary qualifications
- Increased collaboration across sectors
$50,000
Support of
KILN incubator
for highgrowth
potential
businesses
The purpose of KILN incubator is to support founders of highgrowth potential entrepreneurial ventures and owners and
operators of high growth-potential SMEs in the ACT through
provision of highly customized business incubation services.
KILN selects to work with companies that have high-growth potential,
are export-oriented, scalable, can build sustainable competitive
advantage, are led by teams that have a proven ability to execute and
deliver and can demonstrate impact for the ACT economy. This
includes: export dollars to the ACT, jobs created in the ACT,
connections made for ACT with the world, innovation impact and
productivity increases for major industries in the ACT, adding to
competitive advantage of the ACT economy. Even those who fail to
grow & scale, will remain here to work on their next venture having
learned a lot.
$400,000
DigiPOD:
Multi-Platform
Development
Program
DigiPOD is a high-level development program that brings together
ACT screen practitioners and businesses from across all formats
and disciplines to develop projects that have broad potential
across multiple platforms including TV, feature film, web series,
video games, apps and social media.
Enhancing the
sustainability
and scalability
of the YWCA
Computer
Clubhouse
Brief Project Description
DigiPOD is also a massive capacity building exercise that will guide 10
teams in developing multi-platform screen projects across a 3-month
period. The program will bring together teams that can undertake and
sustain their own innovation activity going forward, and help seed
further innovation in the wider ACT ecosystem for the long-term
benefit of the ACT economy.
The program aims to educate participants on the continued impact
the digital sphere has on today’s viewing habits. From emerging
content creators, to successful producers and digital artists,
DigiPOD will offer a new understanding of the media landscape,
strategies on how to engage with audiences, and identify where
the profit potential can be realised.
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment / ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
/ CBRIDF Applicants
/ Update 4.09.2015 / Page 3
$20,000
Applicant
University of
Canberra
Canberra
Sheds &
Outdoor
Storage
Project
Title
Brief Project Description
Economic Benefits to the ACT
Funding
Requested
Mobile
Makers:
establishing
digital
fabrication
knowledge
exchange
hubs for the
ACT
Innovation
ecosystem
Across Australia, large scale innovative digital design and
manufacturing infrastructure tends to be centrally located while
Small-to-Medium Enterprises and craft-based designers and
producers are often regionally located thus limiting their ability to
connect with the knowledge economy. In the ACT, small scale
producers have limited access to knowledge, resources and
infrastructure which would enable them to upscale and compete in
open markets. This project will create knowledge exchange hubs
which share digital fabrication facilities to build models of
collaboration and co-create digital prototypes by teams from
across the public, private and cultural sector.
Mobile Makers: Knowledge Exchange Hubs (KEH) will encourage
entrepreneurship and industry-linkages across a network of
practitioners holding local know-how which is currently distributed
tacitly around the ACT as well as regional and metropolitan Australia.
Small-scale innovators are often disadvantaged in their access to
digital fabrication and manufacturing infrastructure and resources.
Mobile Makers: KEH will provide access to digital fabrication
infrastructure and governing structures which will build capacity in the
knowledge economy. Mobile Makers offers models of collaboration
and advanced technical training to connect entrepreneurial activity and
industry.
$603,267
Affordable
Housing
Project Canberra Log
Cabins
Produce Affordable Housing with expansions to existing dwellings
to combat housing shortage within the Canberra Region.
Affordable way to help with accommodation shortage for ACT and
Southern region of N.S.W. Plan is to hire staff as required and expand
income into the region. Housing will allow families to deal with the day
to day living example grandparents being able to live in the family unit
while assisting with childcare and day to day life or vise a versa. This
also will allow families to utilise existing space for income purposes
and as such will generate population to the region.
$200,000
Rollercoaster RcD.tech Digital Pty Ltd building
capability for
tech
innovators, by
tech
innovators.
RcD.tech is the partner development program delivered by
Canberra tech company Rollercoaster Digital. It is a for-fee or
equity program designed to share the unique approach and team
capability of Rollercoaster with other founders and organisations.
The RcD.tech model is focused on speed to market and
capitalising on opportunities. It is geared towards fast moving,
agile product design, and producing great first versions of
products - more than MVP.
Rollercoaster Digital’s network reaches to the USA, New Zealand,
as well as UK and Europe, and growing RcD.tech will see this
network converge on the Canberra based team.
RcD.tech will help to foster growth in the ACT innovation and start-up
sectors by creating a commercial, market focused service for founders
and innovators. This will add diversity to the current ecosystem by
offering an alternative to the accelerator and incubator models as
routes to market for early stage companies.
RcD.tech will act as an inward investment program for the ACT,
bringing Rollercoaster Digital’s international and interstate connections
to its Canberra base. Through providing services and holding equity in
these companies, RcD.tech will seek to establish local operations and
units of them in the ACT.
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment / ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
/ CBRIDF Applicants
/ Update 4.09.2015 / Page 4
$100,000
Applicant
University of
Canberra
Cleveland
Street
Brewing
Company
The Digital
Sanctuary
Pty Ltd.
Project
Title
Brief Project Description
Economic Benefits to the ACT
Using “big
data driven”
approaches
for improved
population
health
Modern technology allows for the potential to collect large
volumes of ‘big data’. Combined with existing geospatial data, the
behavioral and health data obtainable from mobile devices
(‘phones, fitness activity trackers etc) may greatly enhance
opportunities to predict long-term health conditions and identify
non-traditional intervention points, as well as to design better
diagnostics tools and prevent chronic disease. Big data analytics
can be a catalyst for innovation, better decision-making, more
efficient, effective services and business. The project will develop
a prototype Open Data Commons platform allowing the collection
and integration of multiple types of individual and publically
available health-related data.
Businesses and government are interested in big data including usergenerated data from social media platforms, mobile, and GPS data, as
well as the administrative data collected by government agencies,
universities and non-profit organizations. Data analytics can provide
unique insight into human behaviors and can give citizens information
about their own health. It can provide government and business with
data that can help with innovation of services and health needs and
identify health disparities. Data-driven innovation and digital solutions
has enormous economic value (e.g. new goods and services;
optimized and integrated health services; targeted social marketing
and faster research and development).
Around the
Town(ie) Bike
Tours
When people think of Canberra they think Politicians. It’s not that.
This is a city that has something for everyone. It is a busting
metropolis, a melting pot of people, food and art. There are people
doing amazing things, Around the Town(ie) Bike Tours will partner
with these people and our cultural institutions and use Canberra
network of bike paths to show out of towners what Canberra is
really about.
The Around the Town(ie) bike tours will promote the of Canberra Bike
Paths, it will show and let Canberra’s and Visitors alike experience
local businesses and cultural institutions. By doing this we will be
encouraging them to spend money at those food venues, wine, beer
and coffee producers and businesses that are owned and run locally.
The Digital Sanctuary (TDS) is collaborating with the local industry
to establish a supportive co-located ecosystem to promote rapid
growth of creative digital companies in Canberra, in any stage of
development, focusing on the games, visual effects and film
industry. TDS’s principal objectives are to: create a thriving colocated ecosystem for the creative digital industry, provide
economies of scale to companies within the industry, promote
diffusion of knowledge within the industry, increase jobs,
opportunity and wealth within the industry and growth of the
creative digital industry in Canberra.
The Digital Sanctuary (TDS) is collaborating with the local industry to
support the greater vision of the Academy of Interactive Entertainment
to redevelop the Watson Educational Precinct. TDS will create up to
120 jobs contributing $8.6M to the ACT economy by 2018. Additionally
TDS’s support of this redevelopment will enhance Access Economics
projections of 700 staff working on site, generating an additional $82M
revenue in 2035. It is estimated over the life of this vision the ACTwide real wage will increase by 0.9% leading to a net total value of
$276M Gross State Product.
The Digital
Sanctuary
Funding
Requested
$130,000
$22,000
We will also work with the University of Canberra Design school to
develop marketing collateral and websites, providing students with the
opportunity to put in place their learnings and be financial rewarded.
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment / ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
/ CBRIDF Applicants
/ Update 4.09.2015 / Page 5
$250,000
Applicant
EI Ventures
Pty Limited
Agincourt
Bio
Consulting
The CBR
Innovation
Network
Project
Title
Brief Project Description
Economic Benefits to the ACT
The Australian National University and Hindmarsh are
collaborating to create a new privately funded venture fund for the
ACT. Building on a successful history of co-investment through
the ANU-MTAA Super Venture Capital Fund and the Canberra
Business Development Fund, the partners will attract international
investment to the ACT deployed from the Significant Investor Visa
scheme. This new early stage venture fund will leverage existing
local investments in InnovationACT, Entry29, GRIFFIN
Accelerator and the Discovery Translation and Innovation
Connect grant funds, ensuring a capital source for those
outstanding opportunities which successfully perform in
Canberra’s rapidly scaling innovation ecosystem.
Complementary with Invest Canberra and the objectives of its
Investment Opportunity Pipeline, the new venture fund will bring
international investment dollars to the Territory. As significant
contributors to the Canberra economy, the ANU and Hindmarsh are
leveraging their brands and expertise through ANU Connect Ventures
and Australian Capital Ventures to build partnerships with domestic
upstream intermediaries with established migration expertise.
Investment of at least $500,000 per migrant to a targeted minimum of
$10M will be channeled into smart, local, entrepreneurs who base their
businesses and employ people locally. An ACT contribution to
management fees would be leveraged many times over.
Canberra
Biotechnology
& Life
Sciences
Innovation
Cluster
The National Australian Science Park, based in the Canberra
Biotechnology & Life Sciences Innovation Cluster, will link the
commercialisation of medical research to healthcare agencies,
industry policy, foundations, patient advocacy groups and
enabling private sector capital.
Biotechnology clusters drive economic impact in regional economies.
Clusters create skilled jobs, attract managerial & entrepreneurial talent
& encourage economic growth. Business ecosystems develop around
clusters including manufacturing, clinical development, legal, IP, sales
and distribution services. According to the Pharmaceutical Research &
Manufacturers of America the industry employs more than 810,000
people, supports nearly 3.4 million jobs and contributes nearly $790
billion in economic output on an annual basis. The ANSP will create
highly skilled STEM jobs in the ACT, supporting the recommendations
of the Australian Industry Innovation and Competitiveness Agenda. A
Pharmaceutical industry could create 10,000 jobs per company.
The Creative
Element- A
maker space
for start ups
and local
innovation
I wish to establish a business orientated Maker’s Space to enable
and further innovation and entrepreneurship in the ACT; and to
provide a focal point for innovation and entrepreneurship in the
ACT by complementing existing support structures. A Maker’s
Space will allow ACT based entrepreneurs and innovators access
to resources, services and products which they would otherwise
have to source either in other States and Territories or abroad.
Designing and prototyping requires iterations and direct
engagement with those producing component parts. A Maker’s
Space will allow for cost effective, local design and prototyping,
drawing resources and interest to the ACT.
A New
Venture Fund
for the ACT
The economic benefits extended to the ACT are numerous, as a
business orientated Maker’s Space is a key component missing from
the ACT’s innovation eco-system. Many local, key constituent groups
and organisations in the ACT’s innovation eco-system have been
successfully moving toward establishing Canberra as a globally
recognised hub of innovation. The Maker’s Space will assist these
efforts, in that it will enable local entrepreneurs and innovators, and
attract interest and investment, through furthering tangible growth
outcomes and complementing pre-existing support structures. A
Maker’s Space is a fulcrum, a means of furthering innovation and
entrepreneurship in the ACT.
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment / ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
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Funding
Requested
$225,000
$2,150,000
$25,000
Applicant
Hospital
Intellectual
Property
ACT Ltd
Australian
National
University
Project
Title
REALISE: an
integrated
health
innovation
ecosystem for
the ACT
The Australian
National
University
Space
Research and
Innovation
Hub
Brief Project Description
Economic Benefits to the ACT
The REALISE project will :
- build an integrated innovation 2 tier ecosystem for supporting
innovation to succeed and grow
- build on the ACT health innovation capability through practical
initiatives
- help selected innovations get significantly closer to market via 12
months fostering in the ACT
- strengthen the existing ACT local and external health networks
- build on ACT's many health commercialisation paths
- host a health innovation conference
- establish host-rotating monthly health innovation meetups
- deliver workshops and materials that reinforce a successful
health innovation ecosystem
- share lessons and case studies from and evaluate
commercialisation journeys in the ACT.
REALISE sets out to further identify, build, join and formalise the
unique opportunities here in Canberra for innovators in health.
The ANU Space Research and Innovation Hub is a key element of
the ACT Space and Innovation Cluster, an ACT Government
initiative outlined in the 2015 Business Development Strategy.
This project will conduct a scoping study of the Hub, consulting
with industry and community stakeholders. This will inform a plan
for a truly innovative collaborative space that promotes interaction
between academics, students and industry, addressing problems
and creating new business opportunities.
The ANU Space Research and Innovation Hub is a key element in the
ACT Space and Innovation Cluster. Stated in the 2015 ACT
Government Business Development Strategy, this Cluster represents
an opportunity for the ACT to be part of the global space economy,
which grew by 4% to $314 billion in 2014. For Australia, where space
related activities provide critical services to most sectors of the
economy, there is a significant and yet mostly untapped economic
opportunity. With world-class space infrastructure and innovators at
the ANU and UNSW Canberra, the ACT is perfectly positioned to take
advantage of this opportunity.
Funding
Requested
The ACT has great potential to become a health innovation hub with
an ecosystem which is agile, connected and fertile ground for this
booming area: around 20% of Startups are in health.
Through a capability build design approach and hands on 12 month
project, we will set up an integrated, agile and cohesive ACT-based
health commercialisation ecosystem: tangibly activating and exploiting
the unique opportunity here in Canberra to become the R&D capital of
Australia.
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment / ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
/ CBRIDF Applicants
/ Update 4.09.2015 / Page 7
$89,000
$50,000
Applicant
The
Australian
National
University
SilverSun
Pictures
Project
Title
Brief Project Description
Economic Benefits to the ACT
TechBroker Growing the
ACT
Innovation
Sector by
facilitating
increased
collaboration
between
university
staff, students
and the ACT
community
using
university
equipment,
facilities and
intellectual
property
The Australian National University is a significant source of
intellectual talent and ideas across a broad range of disciplines
including engineering, computing, science, commerce, policy
development and the arts. The university also operates a wide
range of advanced equipment and has world class design and
fabrication facilities in areas such as Electronic and Electrical
Engineering (EEE), software, metal, ceramics, timber, glass and
textiles. The objective of TechBroker is to help grow the local
innovation sector by facilitating community access to these
resources and by enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration
between university staff and students, and the ACT innovation
sector.
By simplifying access to university intellectual and physical resources,
TechBroker will enable the local innovation sector to more easily work
with University staff and students across a broad range of disciplines.
This will have a direct impact on the growth and diversification of the
local innovation sector and will support a more creative, competitive
and dynamic business sector capable of developing innovative
multidisciplinary approaches to some of the most complex problems
facing the ACT region and beyond.
Canberra
Virtual Studios
Canberra Virtual Studios identifies low-budget feature film projects
that are commercially viable and within the scope of the ACT to
produce, and then helps to develop them in a managed
environment, providing resources and assistance, to ensure they
are production ready. It also facilitates much of the finance
required to have the film produced and provides systems and
oversight to the production process to ensure a quality product
and maximise commercial potential.
In 2016 C(V)S will bring as many as four feature films into production
from this initiative, with a target of at least four every year after that.
The associated economic activity will be above $4m each year,
employing more than 90 people in full and part time positions. Once a
base level industry has been established, the ability to service other
film and TV projects in Canberra should see a combined increase in
activity to $8m per annum, or higher.
Funding
Requested
$431,914
It’s a model and a process that offers a risk reduced proposition
for all investors and steady work for crew, making it repeatable
and sustainable.
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment / ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
/ CBRIDF Applicants
/ Update 4.09.2015 / Page 8
$75,000
Applicant
JIA films
Project
Title
The
AustralianChinese
screen coproduction
development
program
Brief Project Description
Economic Benefits to the ACT
Canberra producer and director, founder of JIA Films, Cindy Li
has established the Australian-Chinese screen co-production
program, specialising in collaboration between the Australian and
Chinese film industries. Under this program, JIA Films has signed
Memorandums of understanding with Chinese partners to form
long-term partnerships for screen co-production.
This program will make a significant contribution to the ACT innovation
eco-system, and bring substantial ongoing benefits to the ACT
economy:
CBR innovation funds will be used to support phase-one of the
program. The first co-production film with China is a $25 million
feature film, which is expected to go into production in July 2016.
The program’s ultimate goal is to produce a film with budget
above $10 million every 12–24 months.
University of
Canberra
Handmade
Canberra
CBR
SportsTek
Lab
Handmade
Canberra New
Business
Concept
• It will establish a channel for substantial Chinese investment in film
projects in Canberra and throughout Australia;
• It will establish Canberra as Australia’s main hub for international film
collaboration with China.
• Its ongoing schedule of co-production projects budgeted above $10
million that commence every 12- 24 months will provide ongoing job
opportunities for ACT film professionals.
• The program will see JIA films grow into an established film company
with great commercial promise.
The proposed CBR SportsTek Lab, located within the Sports Hub
Complex at the University of Canberra, will enhance Canberra’s
reputation as a high tech innovation hub by providing a focus for
sports technology invention. The SportsTek Lab will enable
commercial opportunities and knowledge creation by utilising a
user centred, open innovation model across public-private-people
partnerships. In collaboration with CBRIN and Australian Institute
of Sport, SportsTek Lab will operate as a functioning sport
technology innovation facility where entrepreneurs can engage
with researchers in a creative space developing breakthrough
ideas. SportsTek Lab will also allow showcasing of sports
innovation to the public.
Australian households spend $8.3B on sports and recreational goods
and services annually, and opportunities to commercialise sports
technologies beyond the elite sports market into consumer markets
represent an important part of the growing global sports market. The
SportsTek Lab will showcase the ACT region as a centre for sports
technology and enhance entrepreneurial activity by providing a
collaboration space to create new products and services to tap the
$250B global sports market. The SportsTek Lab directly supports the
Sports Technology Cluster strategic priority of the ACT Confident and
Business Ready plan to “accelerate innovation to create wealth and
jobs“.
New business to promote, showcase and sell high quality regional
products locally, nationally and internationally promoting food and
wine tourism in the region, though a beautiful retail concept space
and a dynamic online portal.
The new business concept will harness existing and new capacity and
capability in the ACT, through the engagement and promotion of local
suppliers and producers, supporting local designers, and promoting
Canberra as a tourist destination.
/ Innovation, Trade and Investment / ACT Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
/ www.business.act.gov.au
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Funding
Requested
$50,000
$192,000
$200,000