Innovating Recycling Projects Receive $1.9M in Grants from New South Wales EPA

New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (NSW EPA) has revealed the recipients of the latest round of grants from the Local Government Waste Solutions Fund (LGWS).

July 25, 2024

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New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (NSW EPA) has revealed the recipients of the latest round of grants from the Local Government Waste Solutions Fund (LGWS).

The grants, totaling roughly $1.9 million, will support 10 projects across 25 local government areas in New South Wales.

“This round of grants will fund a diverse range of projects that will help councils and communities divert waste from landfill and keep materials in use for longer,” said Alexandra Geddes, executive director of Programs & Innovation at NSW EPA.

Funding will be split up among diverse projects looking to reduce waste. This includes projects aiming to tackle construction waste, advancing technology in material recovery and reprocessing, and helping community workshops specializing in repairing small appliances and clothing.

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