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Tenders and grants across sport and recreation — sports facility construction, leisure-centre management, stadium services, playing-field and pitch maintenance, sports equipment supply, community recreation programmes and events. Curated for facilities contractors, leisure operators, sports equipment suppliers, event organisers and community sport organisations.
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HAVOBA is an ambitious multi-country initiative co-developed by the French Handball Federation, the French Volleyball Federation, the French Basketball Federation, and the Fondation du Sport Français, with the support of the French Development Agency (AFD). The programme operates in six African countries: Morocco, Tunisia, Senegal, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, and Cameroon. Its purpose is to strengthen the operational and institutional capacities of national sports federations while expanding inclusive and sustainable access to sport.
Developing Future Athletic Talent Through School-Based Sports Excellence
PASS’SPORT is an ambitious, forward-looking pan-African initiative co-developed by Sport Impact, the Fondation of Université Paris Nanterre, and TRACE Global, with the support of the French Development Agency (AFD).
This rebate encourages the filming and production of films, telemovies and television series in Queensland by providing a rebate on payroll tax where minimum contract expenditure and eligibility criteria are met. Eligibility Type of productions eligible for the rebate include: - feature films, telemovies, and television series (including reality drama and mini-series) that satisfy minimum contract expenditure and eligibility criteria - short films, documentaries and television commercials are not eligible.
Venue hire rebates are offered to government funded cultural organisations, charitable organisations, government departments and educational institutions. Eligibility See website for further information Outcome All applicants are advised in writing
Using Basketball to Educate, Empower and Raise SDG Awareness Among Youth
Strengthening Inclusive Rugby Pathways Across Africa and the Pacific
State Library's Fellowships and Medals program supports research, preservation and sharing of Queensland’s history through fellowships and recognition Medals. Outcome Applicants will be notified of success/non-success. Winners are announced at a public Fellowships and Medals event hosted at State Library.
Community sport organizations in the 16 World Cup host cities across the USA, Canada and México are invited to share their proposals to join the Play Collective initiative. The deadline for applications is 22 March.
State Library of Queensland invites entries to this annual short story award, which aims to find the best short fiction by a young Queenslander. On offer in 2026-27 is a first prize of $2,000. Up to three runners-up will receive prizes of $500 each. Judges may also recognise highly commended entries. Outcome Applicants will be notified of success/non-success.
The Queensland Government is delivering for families with $200 Play On! Sports Vouchers. The vouchers will be available across Queensland in two rounds, covering either summer or winter sports. Play on! Sports Vouchers are available for children aged between 5 and 17 years, with one $200 voucher available per child per financial year. Play On! Sports Vouchers have a dedicated allocation for Queensland kids in regional and remote areas and kids with a disability to ensure everyone has a chance to play. Eligibility You can apply if your child: is a Queensland resident aged from 5 to 17 years (inclusive) at the time of application. Outcome Notification email Amount Two hundred Dollars
Access to this funding helps grassroots organisations replace or repair essential sport or first-aid equipment that has been lost or destroyed because of unpreventable incidents, including bushfire, flood, significant storm, earthquake, theft, arson, or criminal damage.
To provide vouchers of $150 to provide greater access to learn to swim classes for children aged 0 to 4 years to reduce the financial burden on low-income families Eligibility See website link provided for detailed eligibility criteria and application process guidelines. Outcome Notification email Amount One hundred and Fifty Dollars
The Grassroots to Gold program supports eligible young athletes, coaches and officials aged 10-18 years to progress on a development pathway by providing financial assistance to help alleviate the costs associated with attending state, national and international events. Eligibility See website link provided for detailed eligibility criteria and application process guidelines. Outcome Notification Email Amount Eight hundred dollars
The Aboriginal Sport Participation Grant Program provides grants to assist First Nations communities in Victoria to participate in Aboriginal sporting carnivals, buy sports uniforms and equipment, as well as funding for travel and accommodation expenses for athletes to compete in state and national competitions.
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