Funding priorities, eligibility and how to apply to the Infrastructure Activation Fund (IAF)
Infrastructure delivery determines how quickly development-ready land reaches the market.
The IAF, a joint initiative of the Queensland and Australian Governments, will invest $2.4 billion over five years in catalyst infrastructure, including roads, water and sewerage projects. For developers and infrastructure providers, understanding the program’s priorities, eligibility requirements and application process will be key to assessing potential opportunities.
In this exclusive TUD+ member webinar, Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) sets out how the IAF aims to bring forward housing delivery in selected Priority Development Areas and key growth areas. The session will cover the fund’s strategic objectives and give members considering an application in the second funding round the practical detail they need.
EDQ director Kate Keleher will open with a presentation on program priorities, eligibility, the application process and key timelines, including the fund’s focus on Mount Peter, Southern Thornlands and Waraba, alongside other nominated growth areas across Queensland.
A moderated audience Q&A will give members an opportunity to clarify program requirements, explore considerations for potential applications and better understand their next steps.