E-waste Infrastructure Grants Program now open

News story
$10 million in grant funding available to support the e-waste to landfill ban by 2024.
Last updated:

Applications are now open for the $10 million E-waste Infrastructure Grants Program, which supports the state’s e-waste collection and recycling network, as part of the State Government’s election commitment to deliver a ban on e-waste disposed to landfill by 2024.

Funding will be administered over two years, to support projects under two streams: 

  • Stream 1 - E-waste collection and storage and/or reuse grants (up to $250,000) for new or upgraded facilities to increase capability and capacity to manage and store e-waste before reuse or onward reprocessing, for collection and storage projects 
  • Stream 2 - E-waste reprocessing infrastructure grants (up to $2 million) for projects that increase capacity and capability in the state’s e-waste management network, and include equipment purchase and installation and new or upgraded infrastructure for e-waste reprocessing and recycling.

Applications opened on 6 February, and close on 31 March 2023.

Have your say

Western Australians can also now have their say on the rollout of banning electrical and electronic waste disposal to landfill from 2024.

The public consultation period is open until 31 March 2023. For more details, to read the discussion paper or register for an information session, visit consult.dwer.wa.gov.au

Was this page useful?