role of Supplier Advocates for the clean technologies, water, and built environment sectors appointed under the Supplier Advocate program; enhance the roles of National Section Managers for the Clean Technology, Water and Oil and Gas sectors appointed under the Suppliers Access to Major Projects Program, which is administered on behalf of the Australian Government by the Industry Capability Network Limited; and develop strategies for industry development activities that enhance Australian industry involvement in the supply of goods and services for energy efficiency solutions. Funding An additional $5 million over the period to 2014-15 Table 3: Household and community assistance Program/Measure : Low Carbon Communities Description The existing Low Carbon Communities program will be redesigned and have funding increased to: rovide energy and financial sustainability assessments and advice to low-income households; and rovide additional support for local government and community organisations to undertake energy efficiency upgrades to community-use buildings and facilities. The redesigned program will provide funding through competitive grants to local councils and community organisations to undertake energy efficient upgrades of buildings, facilities and street lights. The program will assist councils and community organisations to reduce their energy costs and the outcomes will serve as demonstration projects to promote long-term energy efficiency behaviour change in the community. Examples of projects that could be funded include: improving public lighting by replacing inefficient street lights with high efficiency technologies and replacing incandescent traffic lights with modern light emitting diode versions; installation of cogeneration or trigeneration systems; energy efficient retro-fitting and retro-commissioning of