Flood management grants now available

The Primary Producer Flood Management Grant Scheme offers rebates to eligible primary producers of up to $7,500 towards the costs of professional advice to improve resilience to flooding and high rainfall.

The rebate aims to help eligible Primary Producers offset all or part of the cost of eligible professional advice to improve the resilience of their primary production enterprise to flooding and high rainfall and develop a flood management plan. 

With guidance from an Industry Recovery and Resilience Officer (IRRO), applicants will engage suitably qualified professionals to provide advice which will contribute to a flood management plan. 

The flood management plan must be endorsed by an IRRO, ensuring that the advice received will improve resilience to flooding and high rainfall when implemented by the primary production enterprise. 

Who is eligible?

To be eligible for assistance your property must be located in one of the defined disaster areas:

Natural Disasters:

  • Central Southern and Western Queensland Rainfall and Flooding event (10 November – 3 December 2021)

  • Ex-Tropical Cyclone Seth (29 December 2021 – 10 January 2022)

  • Southeast Queensland Rainfall and Flooding event (22 February – 5 April 2022)

  • Southern Queensland Flooding event (6 May – 20 May 2022)

Activated Local Government Areas:

  • Balonne Shire Council

  • Banana Shire Council

  • Brisbane City Council

  • Bundaberg Regional Council

  • Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire

  • Fraser Coast Regional Council

  • Gold Coast City Council

  • Goondiwindi Regional Council

  • Gympie Regional Council

  • Ipswich City Council

  • Lockyer Valley Regional Council

  • Logan City Council

  • Moreton Bay Regional Council

  • Noosa Shire Council

  • North Burnett Regional Council

  • South Burnett Regional Council

  • Redland Bay City Council

  • Scenic Rim Regional Council

  • Somerset Regional Council

  • Southern Downs Regional Council

  • Sunshine Coast Regional Council

  • Toowoomba Regional Council

  • Western Downs Regional Council

What is the deadline for applications?

Applications close 31 March 2024 or when available funds have been allocated.

Where can I find out more?

For more detailed information and eligibility criteria, visit: www.qrida.qld.gov.au/program/primary-producer-flood-management-grants or contact Growcom’s IRRO:

Lene Knudsen
Industry Recovery and Resilience Officer

0429 000 179
lknudsen@qfvg.com.au

The Industry Recovery and Resilience Officer Program is jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

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