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The document provides information about the Museum & Gallery Services Queensland Standards Program Grants. The grants are open to organizations that participated in the 2005-2009 Standards Program and provide up to $5,000 for strategic projects that enhance practices. Examples of funded projects include developing strategic plans, interpretation plans, education programs, and collection assessments. The application deadline is July 1, 2010.
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