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Updated: 28 April 2025

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Sustainable Food & Fibre Futures (SFF Futures)

Administered by Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI)

If you have an initiative that could make a difference to New Zealand’s food and fibre sectors, it could be eligible for funding. On a co-investment basis, SFF Futures help with support at any level, from small grassroots community projects to large-scale industry development.

This fund is open for applications now.

SFF Futures supports innovative projects that will create more value from the food and fibre industries. It funds transformative programmes to:

  • create more value
  • develop capability and new practices, and
  • deliver long-lasting economic, social, cultural and environmental benefits.

These projects could be about:

  • developing new products or services
  • creating new jobs
  • increasing skills and capability, or
  • encouraging better collaboration and information sharing.

They can range from small, one-off initiatives requiring a small grant, to long-running, multi-million-dollar partnerships.

For more information, email sff.futures@mpi.govt.nz

Criteria

To be eligible for SFF Futures funding, your project must:

  • relate to an eligible sector or industry
  • provide sustainable benefits to New Zealand
  • go beyond “business as usual”
  • be co-funded
  • be consistent with New Zealand's international obligations and trade policies.

Industry

  • Agriculture
  • Forestry
  • Fisheries
  • Horticulture

Focus

  • Environment
  • Sustainability
  • Biodiversity
  • Employment
  • Business
  • Economic development
  • Research

Support Types

  • Grants
  • Partnerships
  • Advice / Support
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