How to apply to EIF 2010

What we need from you

For the 2010 EIF round, funding must be uplifted by 30 June 2011. Any funds not uplifted by this date will be returned to the funding pool and reallocated.
Upon completion of the project a brief report (including photos if a physical location project) must be provided to the ARC.
The ARC has a policy of randomly auditing successful funding recipients. This may include a site visit by ARC officers.

Written quotes - you are required to supply evidence of the costs you are applying for. This could include a quotation from a vendor detailing the goods and services required, or a copy of an advertisement featuring the price of the product you are requesting funding for. You need to submit only one quote. Verbal quotes are not accepted.
Plant list - you are required to supply a species list if you are applying for native plants. This list will be signed off by the ARC's Natural Heritage team and form part of your contract if your application is successful.

For physical projects only:

Site map - provide a clear site map showing where your project will take place and ensure you mark out property and project boundaries.
Before photos - provide "before photos" of your project location.
Landowner permission - you are required to supply a letter of support from the landowner if the project, or part of the project, is not on your own land (refer to the site details in Section D).