
The NSW Government has announced the Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program, to support businesses impacted by the moratorium on timber harvesting within the proposed boundary of the Great Koala National Park.
The program aims to provide short-term targeted financial support to eligible businesses.
Up to $100,000 is available per eligible approved business.
Program funding is limited, and applications will be considered in order of date received.
Applications are open until 4pm on 8 September 2026 (or earlier if program funds are exhausted).
Please refer to the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB) for details, including eligibility criteria.
To be eligible for the Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program, you must meet the eligibility requirements set out in the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB) and summarised below:
Please refer to the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB) for detailed eligibility criteria.
Impacted businesses can apply for the grant to cover costs including:
Please refer to the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB) for further details.
Applicants will need to complete the online application form and provide the following:
Ensure that your documents are scanned individually as they will need to be uploaded to specific sections throughout the form. Please note that the online form has file size restrictions (approx. 20MB total). For each attachment, please ensure the file size is 2.5MB or less to avoid submission issues.
Please refer to the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB) for further details.
Before applying, you should:
It’s important to note that program funding is limited, and NSW Fisheries and Forestry processes applications in the order of date received. You will be notified of the outcome of your application as soon as possible.
If approved, you can claim payment of up to the maximum approved grant amount by submitting valid tax invoices and proof of payment for eligible expenses. If you previously provided these documents to verify eligibility in your initial application, you will need to resubmit them as a claim after approval.
Once your application is approved, NSW Fisheries and Forestry will provide detailed information on the claims process.
Please refer to the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB) for further details.
Before commencing your application, please ensure you have thoroughly read and understood the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB). The version of the program guidelines published on the date you submit your application applies.
Please ensure you download and save, or print, a copy of the program guidelines for future reference.
Applications are open until 4pm on 8 September 2026 (or earlier if program funds are exhausted).
The online application form has been designed to make the process as simple as possible. We recommend that you have all scanned documents ready to upload before starting the application. We also recommend that you use the Google Chrome browser when applying online.
Once your application has been approved, you will be advised of the process to submit valid tax invoices to claim payments up to the maximum approved grant amount. If you provided valid tax invoices and proof of payment to verify eligibility in your initial application, you will need to resubmit them as a claim.
To submit a claim, you will need:
Please note, claims for this program must be submitted by 4pm on 8 September 2026.
We recommend you use the Google Chrome browser when submitting a claim.
Please refer to the program guidelines (PDF, 734.29 KB) for further details.
A comprehensive list of questions and responses which relate to this program is on our Great Koala National Park webpage.
Rural Financial Counselling Service
If you are experiencing any issues completing the application form, free confidential assistance is available from your local Rural Financial Counselling Service:
Northern region: 1800 344 090
Southern and Central region: 1800 319 458
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