About the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program

The Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program is designed to deliver transformational change and improved liveability across 15 Western Sydney LGAs. Discover more about the focus areas.

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The $2 billion Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program (formerly known as WestInvest) is funding transformational infrastructure projects to improve liveability across Western Sydney. 

A total of $2 billion has been awarded to community projects. This includes: 

  • Local Government Allocation – Approximately $400 million made available to the 15 eligible LGAs to advance local projects, with each local council eligible for between $20 million and $35 million, depending on population size. 
  • Competitive Round - $1.6 billion allocated through a competitive round of grants open to non-government organisations, including community groups, not-for-profits, Local Aboriginal Land Councils and local councils. 

Focus areas

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Two adults stand on a pier overlooking the River on a sunny day in Penrith. Their children are sitting on their pier with their feet dangling over the edge. There are birds on the river.

Quality green and open spaces

More parks and healthier natural environments that encourage active lifestyles, restore biodiversity and improve access to the environment. Cleaner natural waterways with improved access for recreation. 

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Aerial image overlooking Parramatta. The left half of the image features green space surrounding Bankwest Stadium, Parramatta and the right half of the image features the Parramatta River and the Parramatta CBD

Community infrastructure

Improved access to quality sport, recreation and other community facilities that bring people together and enable a diverse range of activities.

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A photo of the Penrith campus library at Western Sydney University. The library is a modern looking red/brown brick building that features large wooden window trimmings and landscaped surrounds.

School modernisation

State-of-the-art, cooler and accessible education facilities that can adapt to evolving learning standards and student needs. Infrastructure that prepares students for an increasingly digital world.

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Arts and cultural facilities

A broader range of arts and culture venues that reflect the diversity of Western Sydney, encouraging inclusive and regular community participation. 

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The image shows two women sitting at the Social Hideout Cafe in Parramatta enjoying drinks. The cafe features very bright purple and pink flowers with a neon sign that says 'hello gorgeous' in the background of the image

High street activation

Increasing the vibrancy of precincts to increase footfall for businesses. Targeted improvements to public amenities and allowing easier access to essential goods and services within walking distance.

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Local traffic programs

Local streets are designed as comfortable, accessible and safe places for people with diverse use needs, including walking, wheeling and cycling.

 

 

 

a map of Sydney that highlights the local government areas eligible for WestInvest community project fund.

Eligible Local Government Areas

The 15 Local Government Areas eligible for support through the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program are:

  • Blacktown
  • Blue Mountains 
  • Burwood
  • Camden
  • Campbelltown
  • Canterbury-Bankstown
  • Cumberland
  • Fairfield
  • Hawkesbury
  • Liverpool
  • Parramatta
  • Penrith
  • Strathfield
  • The Hills
  • Wollondilly

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