Let's Grow Grants Promotion and Acknowledgement Guidelines

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As a grant recipient, you are required to acknowledge the WA Government and the Let’s Grow program in any promotion or communication related to your funded project.

Sharing your story

We encourage you to showcase your project throughout its journey, from receiving your grant to planting day and beyond. Sharing your story celebrates your organisation's achievements, raises awareness of urban greening and inspires others to get involved in Let’s Grow.

Ways to promote your project may include:

  • create a project web page or publish news stories about key project milestones and outcomes
  • share updates, photos and videos on social media
  • invite members, volunteers, students, parents and the community to planting days or celebrations
  • include updates in newsletters, emails, assemblies, events and other communication channels
  • create posters, flyers or event invitations to promote planting days or other project activities

Showcasing your project

We may select projects to be featured in Let’s Grow promotional activities to help celebrate achievements, share learnings and encourage future grant applications.

If your project is selected, we may ask for your assistance with:

  • ministerial or media opportunities
  • site visits to gather information, photography or video
  • content for the Let’s Grow website, social media or e-news
  • case studies, interviews or other promotional activities

As outlined in the Funding Agreement, the WA Government may use project information and materials for Let’s Grow education and promotion. We will provide reasonable notice and work with you to minimise any disruption.

Project signage

Some project sites may be selected to display Let’s Grow signage. If your project is chosen, we will provide the signage and work with you to determine the best location for installation.

Media opportunities

Media enquiries and opportunities must be managed by the Department, and where applicable, first be offered to the Minister of Planning and Lands.

Please contact media@dplh.wa.gov.au if you have been contacted by a media outlet about your project, or if you are considering contacting a media outlet about your project.

Acknowledgement requirements

The minimum requirements below provide a clear and consistent approach to acknowledging the WA Government and Let’s Grow when promoting your project.

Minimum requirements must be applied in all project communications and promotions including, but not limited to speeches, events, newsletters, posters, invitations, project updates, presentations, websites and social media content.

Written and verbal acknowledgement

Use the following acknowledgement whenever possible:

This grants project is funded by the WA Government through the Let’s Grow Leafy and liveable communities program, which helps boost urban tree canopy and greening across Perth and Peel.

If space is limited:

This grants project is funded by the WA Government through the Let’s Grow urban greening program.

Where possible, please italicise Let’s Grow.

Include a tag line and link to Let’s Grow 

Include the below tagline so people can learn more about the program on our website:

Learn morewww.wa.gov.au/letsgrow

Social media acknowledgement

Follow the below steps to ensure you acknowledge the State Government in social media posts related to your Let’s Grow project.

  1. Tag us using the following accounts:
    • Instagram: @DPLH; @wagovernment
    • Facebook: @DPLH; @wagovernment
    • Linkedin: @Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage
  2. Include the tagline: Learn more: www.wa.gov.au/letsgrow 
  3. Include the hashtag: #letsgrowleafy 
  4. In addition to any photos you’re posting, add a Let’s Grow social media tile in your post.

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Need help?

For further information, please contact the Let’s Grow Grants team at letsgrow@dplh.wa.gov.au or visit: www.wa.gov.au/letsgrowgrants 

To read the Urban Greening Strategy and learn more about other ways to get involved in Let’s Grow, visit: www.wa.gov.au/letsgrow

The grants are administered by the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage for the Western Australian Planning Commission.

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