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All applications were required to meet the mandatory eligibility criteria. The criteria were provided in the Greater Cities and Regional Sport Facility Fund Guidelines (the Guidelines) available on the website.  \nUnfortunately, a number of applications did not meet the mandatory eligibility criteria and the GAP had to set these applications aside.  \n7  \nELIGIBLE APPLICANTS  \nEligible applicants are:  \n➢ Local Government Authorities in Regional NSW, Lord Howe Island and the Unincorporated Far West  \n➢ NSW State Sporting Organisations, State Sporting Organisations for People with Disability or the National Sporting Organisation where the state body is part of a unitary governance model  \n➢ Incorporated, community-based, not-for profit sporting organisations, such as clubs and associations whose primary purpose is to organise sporting activities/ deliver sport programs  \n➢ Organisations providing sport and recreation programs that benefit the community, such as PCYCs, YMCA and YWCA  \n➢ Organisations that own and administer public parklands  \n➢ Private enterprises (for-profit organisations) .  \n8  \nELIGIBLE LAND TYPES  \nFor a project to be eligible, it must take place on one of the following land types within NSW, and as part of the application the applicant must provide a signed letter of consent from the landowner for the project on the land on which the facility is to be developed:  \n➢ Crown reserve land  \n➢ land owned by a public authority (for example municipal property)  \n➢ land held for public purposes by trustees under a valid lease, title or trust deed that adequately protects the interests of the public  \n➢ land vested in NSW Aboriginal Land Councils under the NSW Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983  \n➢ private land that benefits the community’s interests in sport and a","cbCaioI2ejZBwAdG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioI2ejZBwAdG","pdf",1913490,27,"English","# Contents\n## Greater Cities and Regional Sport Facility Fund\n## Introduction\n## Number of 2021/22 applications\n## Eligibility check\n## Assessment process\n## Assessment criteria\n## Strategic Alignment\n## Project Scope & Inclusive Design\n## Affordability\n## Deliverability\n## Resources & further information\n# Eligible applicants\n## Eligible land types\n## Eligible projects","[{\"question\":\"What does this feedback document cover for 2021/22?\",\"answer\":\"It provides feedback to applicants for both the Greater Cities and Regional Sport Facility Funds, including how applications were assessed and which criteria were required.\"},{\"question\":\"How were applications filtered before assessment?\",\"answer\":\"All applications underwent an eligibility check to meet mandatory eligibility criteria in the fund guidelines, and non-qualifying applications were set aside by the Grant Assessment Panel.\"},{\"question\":\"Which organisations and land types are eligible to apply?\",\"answer\":\"Eligible applicants include specified NSW and regional authorities, state sporting organisations, not-for-profit sporting organisations, community sport program providers, parkland administrators, and for-profit enterprises. 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