In 2009, The Australian Centre for Social Innovation (TACSI) was set up to further progress on social issues in Australia. As an independent not-for-profit organisation with $6m of seed funding, it was up to the team and the board to work out how. That $6m gave TACSI some early years of freedom. The Australian Centre For Social Innovation Inc. Charity is registered. Charity reporting is up to date. Will my donation be tax deductible? Check the ABR for DGR status. Profile. Financials & Documents. People. History.
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The pair will discuss a case study from the Australian Volunteers Program and The Australian Centre for Social Innovation, and share innovation approaches that you can use now.. The government has announced funding for a range of projects under its Future Made in Australia policy, which aims to directly support Australian industry and innovation, particularly in green energy.
