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Urban Sustainability Program

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Living Sustainably

Issue 3 - Oct 2006

The Urban Sustainability Program aims to facilitate projects of significant environmental benefit to NSW

Funded by the NSW Environmental Trust, the Urban Sustainability Program aims to facilitate projects of significant environmental benefit to NSW, delivered by local government organisations in partnership with other government agencies, local businesses, community organisations
and householders.

Launched in November 2005, this $80 million grant program was earmarked for local government to work in partnership with business and the community to address priority urban environmental issues such as urban water management, waste disposal and other problems associated with high-density living.

NSW Environmental Trust

Through these projects, the Program also aims to improve the capacity of all in the community to work together to protect, restore and enhance the sustainability of our urban environment.

These Urban Sustainability Grants will fund Council-managed local projects such as:

  • Stormwater harvesting and re-use
  • Waste recycling and avoidance
  • Anti-litter campaigns, and
  • Ecological restoration.

Grant applications for this year have closed with a total of 113 applications being received.

For more information please contact Kellie Walters at the Environmental Trust on (02) 8837 6000.

 

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