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Below are the proposed changes introduced into Parliament today which will go towards extending the life of the programme.These changes are fine...
AS LONG AS IT PROVIDES CERTAINTY THAT THE SME EXPORTER CAN RELY ON WHAT HE IS EXPECTING TO RECEIVE!!!Mr Crean, please give this certainty to this sector of the economy!!
Thanks
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| The 2010 Budget has reduced Funding for SME Exporters and the EMDG Scheme. We need to encourage Government to continue to Support our SME Exporters..
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article by Ivan Kaye 22 May 2010
The Federal
Budget is reducing the allocation of support for SME Exporters through the EMDG
Scheme from $200m - $150m…. if anything, support for this vital part of the
economy should be increased!
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Great News for EMDG Claimants!
After much lobbying, the Government has listened!!
The Export Market Development Grant scheme has been given a $50 million boost in the federal budget, after it was feared nearly 2000 businesses would be forced to go without crucial payments. | |
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| The Australian Financial Review --- Page: 12 : 21 November 2007
Original article by Tracy Sutherland | |
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| Labor plans to increase funding from $150m pa to $300m pa
The Australian Financial Review --- Page: 29 : 12 October 2007 Original article by Tracy Sutherland | |
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- Michael Plummer - Policy and EMDG Scheme Development
- David Cockerell - Policy
- Elizabeth Gamin - National Manager Operations
spoke about EMDG Priorities and Issues going forward at the
Export Consultants Group - Conference at Tweed Heads 3 - 5 June 2007 | |
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Australia is one of the world’s most savvy ICT nations, and is an established world leader in the provision of technology solutions for government, eLearning and IT services. Exports of Australian ICT contributed more than A$5.3 billion to the economy in 2005 (ABS), and there is strong potential for even greater exports.
see Austrade
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The Federal Government’s Exporting Marketing Development Grant (EMDG) scheme – now extended for a further five years and revised in favour of SMEs – is now a significant incentive for SMEs considering developing overseas markets.
By Ivan Kaye | |
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