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The Regional Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF) has been established to improve the competitive capacity of regional Victoria and enhance economic development through investment, job creation and the promotion of export opportunities.
The RIDF provides support for capital works that will enhance the development of rural and regional Victoria to:
Applications will be considered from the following organisations in regional Victoria:
For organisations interested in applying for funding, the RIDF guidelines set out all you need to know, including which types of projects are eligible and how projects are selected.
 | Regional Infrastructure Development Fund Priority Initiatives Fact Sheet (PDF 135Kb) |
| In implementing the RIDF, the Government has also identified a number of priority initiatives to be considered through the Fund. General information on these initiatives is outlined, with this information to be read in conjunction with RIDF Guidelines documentation. |
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In addition to general funding available for projects that enhance the development of Provincial Victoria, the Government has also identified and announced a number of Priority Initiatives.
A list containing the allocated grants for projects under the Regional Infrastructure Development Fund, from August 2000.
Regional Development Victoria has funded an Audit of Industrial Land in Provincial Victoria to aid the strategic planning of industrial land use and development over the next five to ten years.
The historic Hepburn bathhouse has been refurbished with funding from Regional Development Victoria's Regional Infrastructure Development Fund.
As part of the Regional Infrastructure Development Fund, Regional Development Victoria undertakes reviews of the projects and programs. Discover more about these programs including the core objectives.
The new Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre was constructed with $4.5 million from the Regional Infrastructure Development Fund.
Includes contact details for the RIDF as well as well as general enquiry contact details.
