Grant awarded to drive business transition and sustainable future

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The Timber Region Transition Grant has been awarded to 22 businesses within the Native Forestry Timber Region who will share over $2.6 million.
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Over $2.6 million has been awarded to 22 businesses located in Western Australia's South West under the Timber Region Transition Grant.

Successful recipients presented projects demonstrating potential for positive economic impact, including long-term business viability, enhanced regional productivity and job creation.  

Learn more about the Timber Region Transition Grant recipients in the table below.

RecipientLocationAmount
Providence NDR Pty LtdManjimup$169,738
BGR Equipment Hire Pty LtdManjimup$250,000
Omega WalnutsManjimup$104,762
Praxis MedicalManjimup$250,000
Starkie ContractingManjimup$194,300
Loose Goose ChaletsNannup$77,000
RA Marver and VJ MarverManjimup$146,746
Serenity GullyBridgetown-Greenbushes$150,000
The Good Ride ProjectNannup$114,053
Karri Forest FarmManjimup$250,000
Ikagai EscapeNannup$50,000
South West HopsBridgetown-Greenbushes$75,000
Southern Forests Food Technology Pty LtdManjimup$150,000
KN & AM GandyManjimup$250,000
Wiseman SignsManjimup$50,592
Pemberton Tramway CompanyManjimup$81,542
Karri Valley ChaletsManjimup$18,975
Wild Eyed PressNannup$9,350
Black cockatoo DistilleryBridgetown-Greenbushes$48,859
CR Walker & Co Pty LtdManjimup$47,778
Barrabup OrganicsNannup$17,302
South Coast Woodworks GalleryAlbany$105,494

The grant is the final funding initiative under the $80 million Native Forest Transition Plan to help workers, businesses and regional communities transition from the native forestry industry.

The Plan was a response to the September 2021 decision to end native forest logging in Western Australia.

Support remains available for impacted businesses through the Closure of Impacted Businesses (CIB) until the end of 2025 with up to $50,000 available for eligible businesses.

Furthermore, the Business and Workforce Transition Programs have been extended to the end of 2025 to enable eligible workers and businesses more time to access support funding. 

Learn more about the Native Forest Transition Plan and support available.

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