Table 336: Jurisdictional focus of projects. Jurisdiction Number Proportion New South Wales 55 19% Queensland 31 10% Western Australia 56 19% Northern Territory 45 15% Victoria 27 9% South Australia 17 6% Tasmania 0 0% Australian Capital Territory 4 1% National 56 19% International 3 1% Unspecified 2 1% Total 296 Of the 296 projects, 156 (53 per cent) were classified as based in New South Wales, Western Australia or Northern Territory. There were no projects in Tasmania that met the inclusion criteria. The three international projects were: a passive smoking reduction project () covering both New Zealand and Australia; a in the Torres Strait and Papua New Guinea; and rheumatic heart disease (RHD) awareness film () that will be shown in countries around the world where RHD is a risk. The information on project funding was available for 72 per cent of projects and is summarised in terms of the role of direct government department funding. Government departments other than health provided funding, including sports and recreation departments and family and community service departments. Funding from bodies such as the NHMRC are not counted as direct government department funding for the purpose of this exercise. Table 337: Projects by role of direct government funding. By government involvement in funding Number Percent At least one direct Australian government department funding source 57 19% At least one direct government department funding source, any jurisdiction 114 39% No direct Australian government department funding source 156 53% No direct government department funding source, any jurisdiction 99 33% Funding status unspecified or multiple but unclear of roles 83 28%
Table 336: Jurisdictional focus of projects. Jurisdiction Number Proportion New South Wales 55 19% Queensland 31 10% Western Australia 56 19% Northern Territory 45 15% Victoria 27 9% South Australia 17 6% Tasmania 0 0% Australian Capital Territory 4 1% National 56 19% International 3 1% Unspecified 2 1% Total 296 Of the 296 projects, 156 (53 per cent) were classified as based in New South Wales, Western Australia or Northern Territory. There were no projects in Tasmania that met the inclusion criteria. The three international projects were: a passive smoking reduction project () covering both New Zealand and Australia; a in the Torres Strait and Papua New Guinea; and rheumatic heart disease (RHD) awareness film () that will be shown in countries around the world where RHD is a risk. The information on project funding was available for 72 per cent of projects and is summarised in terms of the role of direct government department funding. Government departments other than health provided funding, including sports and recreation departments and family and community service departments. Funding from bodies such as the NHMRC are not counted as direct government department funding for the purpose of this exercise. Table 337: Projects by role of direct government funding. By government involvement in funding Number Percent At least one direct Australian government department funding source 57 19% At least one direct government department funding source, any jurisdiction 114 39% No direct Australian government department funding source 156 53% No direct government department funding source, any jurisdiction 99 33% Funding status unspecified or multiple but unclear of roles 83 28%