
Invasive Plant Control Program (IPCP)
- Eligible Funding
- Up to 50% of project cost
- Types of eligible projects
- Timeline
- Closing date : October 31, 2026
Provincial association representing rural municipal governments in Saskatchewan. SARM also administers multiple funding programs, scholarship support, and 50:50 cost-share rebates for agriculture, biosecurity, training, and municipal capacity building. View Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM)'s website for more information.









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The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities is an association for rural municipal governments in Saskatchewan, but its website also shows a clear funding role. SARM administers government-funded programs, rebates, internships, and scholarships that support rural municipalities, First Nations, and students in municipal administration.
The organization’s funding activity is provincial in scope and is focused on rural Saskatchewan. The supported sectors include municipal administration, rural governance, agriculture, pest control, invasive species management, and community capacity building.
The site provides program pages, claim forms, deadlines, guidelines, and staff contacts, which are typical indicators of active program administration rather than general advocacy alone. It also states that some initiatives are funded through federal-provincial agreements.
SARM states that it was established in 1905 and has long represented rural Saskatchewan municipalities. Its current website combines advocacy with direct delivery of funding programs and member services.
