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Round Three (2024–2025) provides $550,000, supporting new nature tourism projects that improve visitor experiences and encourage learning at South Australian national parks. 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These projects will also showcase South Australia’s natural beauty to both domestic and international tourists.  \n1. AVAILABLE FUNDS  \nThe Government of South Australia has committed $2 million over four financial years. There is $550,000 available for Round Three (which includes unallocated funding from the previous rounds) .  \nApplicants can request grants ranging from $10,000 to $50,000 (excluding GST) through a competitive assessment process across two streams.  \n1.1 FUNDING STREAMS  \nThere are two funding streams through Round Three of the ENTF:  \nSTREAM 1 – QUICK ACTIVATION PROJECTS  \nGRANTS AVAILABLE FROM $10,000 TO $20,000 (EXCLUDING GST)  \nSTREAM 2-INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS GRANTS AVAILABLE FROM $20,001 TO $50,000 (EXCLUDING GST)  \n• Larger grants for larger projects which may have a higher cost, be delivered with longer durations and/or multiple components.  \n• Funding disbursed after completion. (i. e. as a reimbursement of eligible expenditure) .  \n• Project completion by 31 December 2025.  \n2. ELIGIBILITY  \n2.1 ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS  \nApplications to the ENTF are open to legal entities, including:  \n Individual / Sole Traders  \n Partnerships  \n Companies  \n Trusts  \n Not-for-Profit Organisations registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission  \n Incorporated Community and Progress Associations  \nNOTE  \nRecipients of ENTF grants from previous rounds are eligible to apply for Round Three and will be evaluated alongside all other applicants in this round. In cases where the Assessment Panel determines that projects demonstrate similar merit, preference will be given to applicants who have not previously received  \nENTF funding.  \n• Small grants for projects that are ready for activation.  \n• Upfront funding upon execution of a grant agreement.  \n• Project completion by 30 June 2025.  \n• Unused funds to be returned post-project completion.  \nEXPERIENCE NATURE TOURISM FUND-PROGRAM GUIDELINES 2  \n2.2 INELIGIBLE APPLICANTS  \n Local Government and Councils  \n Local Government Associations  \n Regional Development Australia  \n Regional Tourism Organisations (one of the eleven recognised regional tourism authorities)  \n Industry Associations  \n State or Federal Government Agencies and / or Departments  \n Superannuation Funds  \n Unincorporated Associations  \nNOTE  \nEach applicant, including related entities under different ABNs, may submit only one application to the ENTF within each financial year/round.  \n2.4 ELIGIBLE PROJECT LOCATIONS Projects MUST:  \n• Deliver an experience that enters a national park.  \nOR  \n• Be located within 20 kilometres of a national park, and clearly demonstrates visitation to a specified national park/s.  \nA list","cbCaicJTOSQ8Aftu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicJTOSQ8Aftu","pdf",811235,9,"English","# Program Overview\n## Purpose of the ENTF\n## Eligible National Park Categories\n# Funding and Streams\n## Available Funds and Grant Ranges\n## Stream 1: Quick Activation Projects\n## Stream 2: Innovative Development Projects\n# Eligibility\n## Eligible Applicants\n## Ineligible Applicants\n## Mandatory Eligibility Criteria\n## Eligible Project Locations\n## Eligible Project Types","[{\"question\":\"What is the goal of the Experience Nature Tourism Fund (ENTF)?\",\"answer\":\"The ENTF aims to support creation of new nature-based tourism projects that enhance visitor experience and encourage people to enjoy and learn more about South Australian national parks.\"},{\"question\":\"How much funding is available for Round Three (2024–2025)?\",\"answer\":\"Round Three has $550,000 available, including unallocated funding from previous rounds. 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