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This area of the site provides information about some of the key programs delivered by the Department.

Please note, however, that some of the content relates to programs formerly delivered by the Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources, and is now in the process of being reviewed.   
 
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Programs and services > Commercialising Emerging Technologies (COMET)
Evaluation of the COMET Program
The Commercialising Emerging Technologies (COMET) Program was established in November 1999 to assist early-growth enterprises and individuals to commercialise an innovative product, process or service. On 28 April 2008, ACIL Tasman provided the Department with its independent report on the evaluation of the COMET program.

Programs and services > Enhanced Project By-law Scheme (EPBS)
Australian Industry Participation Plans
The objective of AIP Plans is to demonstrate how project proponents intend to provide full, fair and reasonable opportunity to Australian industry to participate in all aspects of their projects.

Programs and services > Geelong Investment and Innovation Fund
Geelong Investment and Innovation Fund
The fund – a joint initiative of the Victorian and Commonwealth Governments, and Ford Australia – will assist new, job-creating industry development in the Geelong region by directly supporting new investment projects.

Programs and services > R&D Start
Business Expenditure on Research and Development Fact Sheet
Stimulate companies to increase their spending on research and development (R&D) as a means of increasing their international competitiveness and ultimately providing economic benefits to the broader community.

Programs and services > Supplier Access to Major Projects (SAMP)
Industry Capability Network Limited
Industry Capability Network Limited (ICNL) nationally coordinates the State, Territory and New Zealand Industry Capability Network (ICN).
Industry Capability Network Limited (ICNL) and Supplier Access to Major Projects (SAMP) Australia Evaluation
Summary of the 2007 evaluation of the Industry Capability Network Limited and Supplier Access to Major Projects (SAMP) Australia programs.
Supplier Access to Major Projects (SAMP) Australia Case Studies
The nine (SAMP) Australia Case Studies each feature a project and examples of Australian suppliers that have successfully competed against global companies to win work supplying to major projects in Australia and overseas.
Supplier Access To Major Projects (SAMP) Program
The Supplier Access to Major Projects (SAMP) program funds networks and specialist consultants to work with project developers to identify supply opportunities for capable and competitive Australian suppliers.

Programs and services > Tradex
Tradex Fact Sheet
The Tradex program supports the development of Australia's manufacturing and export capability by providing relief from customs duty and GST on imports that are subsequently exported.

Sections > Innovation
No 10 Friends of the Earth
Public submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce
No 11 Queensland Nanotechnology Alliance
Public submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 12 The Centre for Business and Industry Pty Ltd
Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 13 University of Western Sydney - Regional Development
Public submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 14 Monash University, Centre for Regulatory Studies - Cover Letter
Public submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 14 Monash University, Centre for Regulatory Studies - Nanotechnology The Big Business of Small
Nanotechnology Strategy Development submission by the Centre for Regulatory Studies, Monash University.
No 15 Future Materials
Public submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 16 Australian Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association Ltd (AEEMA)
Public Submission to Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 17 CSIRO, Social Values and Sustainable Development Group - CSIRO Minerals
Public Submission to Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 18 Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association (PACIA)
Public Submissions to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 19 Diamond Shell Pty Ltd - Confidential
Public submission for the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 20 Individual - Confidential
Public Submission to Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 22 National Health and Medical Research Council
Public Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 24 Australian Nursing Federation
Public Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 26 NanoVic (Nanotechnology Victoria Ltd)
Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce in 2006 by Nanovic (Nanotechnology Victoria Ltd).
No 3 School of Materials Science and Engineering University of NSW
Public Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 4 The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU)
Public submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 5 Individual Submission - Confidential
Public submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 6 Defence Centre for Occupational Health
Public Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 7 Australian Synchrotron Project and National Industry Advisory Committee
Public Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.
No 9 Joint submission - Non-Government Organisations
Public Submission to the Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce.