Industry grants vary widely depending on the actual discipline and field.
Many will have their own requirements and specifications when it comes to writing a grant application, so it's important to follow their guidelines.
Typically, an industry grant will require the same type of information as other types of grants:
If the funder doesn't provide a template or format for a grant, then you can use the above points as a guideline. Alternatively, Charles Sturt Research has an Charles Sturt project proposal template which can be used for industry.
When writing a grant application for industry, be careful to avoid University jargon. And when setting out timelines for the industry project, consider using a timeline or Gantt chart.
Check if you're ready to apply for a grant
Business.gov.au have published steps to help you be grant ready.
Grant ProgramsThe NSW Government has published a list of industry sectors which offer grant programs.
Tips for writing grant applications (23:46 mins)
Di Brown from SRJ Walker Wayland offers seven practical tips for applying for industry/business grants.
Tips and tricks for industry collaboration (42:07 mins)
This is a recording produced by the Australian Research Council (ARC) on industry collaborations.