Open now · Open Competitive · GO8527
The program was announced as part of the $5.0 million WA Roadmap Implementation Fund in support of the recommendations in the WA Sheep Industry Roadmap to 2028 (the Roadmap)(www.thefutureflock.com.au/wa-roadmap-to-2028). The Roadmap sets out a forward-looking plan to guide Western Australia’s (WA) sheep industry transition away from live sheep exports by sea. Developed by industry and informed by extensive consultation, it identifies key challenges and opportunities and outlines a clear, practical path for growth, innovation and sustainability. The Roadmap outlines strategies and initiatives to address these challenges and opportunities, guiding future development, investment and collaboration. The program targets opportunities identified in the Roadmap and supports projects that are aligned with the strategies and initiatives identified in the Roadmap against the three goals: The whole supply chain operating efficiently to optimise market value and profitability Informed, confident decision-making across the industry A vibrant, positive and collaborative industry culture The program will consider a broad range of project proposals from the not-for-profit and commercial sectors to improve productivity, profitability and industry collaboration in implementing the Roadmap. Successful project proposals will demonstrate benefit to the broader WA sheep industry. The objective of this grant opportunity is: To assist sheep producers affected by the phase out of live sheep exports by sea by supporting projects that will enhanceon-farm systems and productivity, improve whole of supply chain profitability, and support a more collaborative industry culture. The intended outcome of this grant opportunity is: To improve confidence and productivity in farm systems as sheep producers adjust to changing markets and transition away from live sheep exports by sea.
| Item | Estimate | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Drafting effort | 3–4 weeks | single submission |
| Time to first payment | 6–9 months | cut-off → evaluation → grant agreement |
These are Bemzu's estimates from the call's structure (the number of stages and whether a consortium is required) not figures published by the Commission. Only the co-financing share is read from the call itself.
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