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Funding stages and reported activities in four BRII rounds
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- 01Challenge nomination
Government agency proposal · Identifies a public policy or service delivery need Source 1
- 02Feasibility
Up to A$100,000 · Tests technical and commercial feasibility over three months Source 1
- 03Proof of concept
Up to A$1 million · Supports building a prototype following a further application Source 1
- 04Renewables and Low Emissions
15 SMEs · Feasibility tests Source 2
- 05Regulatory Technology
5 SMEs · Prototype development Source 2
- 06Workplace Relations and Usability
2 SMEs · Proof-of-concept grants Source 2
The first three records describe the stage rules. The remaining records show which stages the annual report documented.
Funding stages and reported activities in four BRII rounds
Ceilings describe grants available under each stage. The 2024 to 2025 figures count participants or outputs at different stages and cannot be totalled as completed prototypes.
| Source | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Challenge nomination | Government agency proposal | Identifies a public policy or service delivery need | Source 1 |
| Feasibility | Up to A$100,000 | Tests technical and commercial feasibility over three months | Source 1 |
| Proof of concept | Up to A$1 million | Supports building a prototype following a further application | Source 1 |
| Renewables and Low Emissions | 15 SMEs | Feasibility tests | Source 2 |
| Regulatory Technology | 5 SMEs | Prototype development | Source 2 |
| Workplace Relations and Usability | 2 SMEs | Proof-of-concept grants | Source 2 |
| Automatic Mutual Recognition | 1 prototype finalised | Information sharing across jurisdictions | Source 2 |