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Up to $500,000 is available through stage one of the Tasmanian Food Security Fund to establish innovative responses across the State that will improve Tasmanians' access to a supply of food that is sufficient, reliable, nutritious, safe, affordable and sustainable. The Tasmanian Government and the Tasmanian Food Security Council are seeking proposals from individual and coalitions of organisations across community, government and business. For more information, download the Request for Proposal along with an information pack, including frequently asked questions at www.tenders.tas.gov.au or call the Community Nutrition Unit on (03) 622 7222 or email community.nutrition@dhhs.tas.gov.au.	Related documents Tasmania's Action Plan to Reduce Emissions

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Tasmanian Food Security Fund Stage 1

Tasmanian Food Security Fund Stage 1 - request for proposals closing on September 2nd 2010!

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