Grants and funding acknowledgement

Learn how to acknowledge the NSW Government if you have received a grant or funding.

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Grants and funding bring many benefits to communities across NSW

If you have received a grant or funding from NSW Government for an initiative or project, you should acknowledge the government’s contribution in the correct way. 

This is usually a condition of the grant or funding received.

Acknowledgement is important to:

  • recognise the role of NSW government
  • promote transparency about public funding
  • ensure consistency across programs and projects
  • build public trust.

NSW Government staff who manage grants or funding, projects and communications are also responsible for ensuring that acknowledgement and branding requirements are met.

Select the type of grant or funding to acknowledge

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General grants

You’ve received a grant for a business, a project, or community event or initiative. 

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Infrastructure and capital works

You’ve received funding to build or upgrade physical assets such as community centres, roads, sporting or park facilities. 

Related information

Acknowledge co-funded projects

Applying acknowledgement

Signage and plaques guidelines

Support for funding acknowledgement

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