News
Issue No. 40 - April/ /
Horses, buses and other success stories from AMACC
The Adelaide Metropolitan Area Consultative Committee Inc (AMACC) works with the three levels of government, industry, business and community groups and our relationships have always been positive, constructive and enhanced over the many years of association and support.
AMACC is a member of the ACC national network, and a unique and valuable resource as a non-profit, community-based organisation funded by the Australian Government to:
•act as a key facilitator of change and development in our region
•provide a link between government, business and the community, and
•facilitate whole of government responses to opportunities in our communities.
AMACC can:
•help applicants decide whether a proposal is suitable for funding
•help applicants develop the project
•help applicants to obtain broad community and business support for the proposal and identify possible project partners and organisations to help with the project
•explain and help with the application and submission process, and
•identify other funding sources and work with applicants in preparing submissions across tiers of government and across different portfolios.
AMACC aims to maximise the potential for success of applications for funding to meet identified needs, especially applications for funding from the Federal Government.
In facilitating the link between government, business and industry and the community we provide feedback to the Federal Government on emerging issues and trends which impact on economic, social and environmental growth as well as the concerns and needs of the community from the grassroots level. As an independent body (although we are funded by the Federal Government), AMACC is able to get out and about in the region and talk to community bodies, to business, industry and government representatives to identify, clarify and prioritise needs and facilitate the development of strategic response...
