Grants, sponsorship & incentives

To ensure Adelaide continues to be a progressive, vibrant and liveable city, Council offers a range of grants, sponsorship and incentives to eligible applicants.

Adelaide Park Lands Multi-Year Even...

Adelaide Park Lands Multi-Year Event Licences

Event organisers may apply for up to five-year event licences with the City of Adelaide. Learn eligibility criteria to submit an expression of interest when they open.

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Arts and Cultural Grants

Arts and Cultural Grants

The City of Adelaide offers a variety of Arts and Cultural Grants enabling artists and organisations to deliver projects that add to the vibrancy of the city.

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Building Upgrade Finance

Building Upgrade Finance

Building Upgrade Finance helps eligible building owners make improvements to their non-residential buildings. Learn more about the scheme and how to apply.

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Carbon Neutral Catalyst Grants

Carbon Neutral Catalyst Grants

Carbon Neutral Catalyst Grants aim to inspire community-led action and business engagement on climate change.

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CitySwitch program

CitySwitch program

Learn about the national CitySwitch program for city businesses to reduce their carbon emissions, and the incentives the City of Adelaide provide.

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Community Impact Grants

Community Impact Grants

The Community Impact Grants & Strategic Partnerships program provides financial support to eligible sports clubs, groups, educational institutions, organisations, and residents to deliver programs that benefit the community.

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Community Impact Strategic Partners...

Community Impact Strategic Partnerships

The Community Impact Strategic Partnerships are an opportunity to provide higher level, multi-year initiatives that align with and support the achievement of Councils strategic goals.

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Cultural Strategic Partnerships

Cultural Strategic Partnerships

Cultural Strategic Partnerships are a mechanism for the City of Adelaide to work with eligible entities to deliver fun, lively, and interesting arts and cultural experiences that enable a vibrant, connected and inclusive community.

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Events & Festivals Funding Opportun...

Events & Festivals Funding Opportunities

The Strategic Events Fund and Events and Festivals Sponsorship Program are designed to provide financial support to eligible organisations to assist in the staging of events and festivals held within the City of Adelaide boundary.

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Free Energy and Resource Recovery A...

Free Energy and Resource Recovery Assessments

Find out how you can save money and make your small business or not-for-profit more sustainable with a free energy and resource recovery assessment.

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Heritage Incentives Scheme (HIS)

Heritage Incentives Scheme (HIS)

The City of Adelaide’s Heritage Incentives Scheme helps to conserve the city’s unique heritage and character. Learn about funding, criteria and how to apply.

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Incentives for Sustainability

Incentives for Sustainability

Our Incentives for Sustainability offer cash back for residents, businesses, and groups to make sustainable practices and technology more accessible and affordable.

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Noise management incentives

Noise management incentives

The City of Adelaide offers two noise management incentives to help residents reduce disturbance to their lifestyle by noise. Learn about them here, and apply.

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Rundle Mall Public Place Organics R...

Rundle Mall Public Place Organics Recycling Pilot Business Incentives Program

Apply for a compostable products voucher or rebate on your food organics bin service, in our pilot program for cafés in Rundle Mall.

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Undergrounding Funding scheme

Undergrounding Funding scheme

The Undergrounding Funding Scheme is the City’s commitment to removal of overhead power lines, telecommunications cables and associated infrastructure to improve visual appeal, safety and usability of public places.

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