How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

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Who are the financial supporters of the Increasing Deadstock Capacity Initiative?

Increasing Deadstock Capacity Initiative is funded by Agricultural Adaptation Council (AAC)

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Increasing Deadstock Capacity Initiative

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Funding initiative for Ontario deadstock management and sustainability

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The Increasing Deadstock Capacity Initiative, supported by the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, offers up to $1.5 million to enhance deadstock management capacity in Ontario businesses and municipalities. This program aims to address immediate and short-term needs by improving capacity and sustainability practices.

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Cost-share funding support for deadstock management.
Funding provided through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership.
Project funding available from the date outlined in the Funding Agreement.
Claims for incurred costs must be submitted by specific deadlines as outlined in the program guide.
Initiative runs for two years, subject to availability of allocated funding.

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Developing solar energy solutions for local businesses

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Consult the Guidelines

Refer to the Initiative Guidelines available in the side menu to understand the application process.

Prepare the Application

Develop a project plan detailing how the grant will help increase the capacity for managing animal carcasses.
Collect the required documents, including the budget and project timeline.

Submit the Application

Submit the application and documents via the portal or by direct contact with AAC.
Confirm that the submission is made before the deadline.

Inquiries

For any questions, contact AAC at or at 1-800-769-3272.

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The $1.5 million budget of the Increasing Deadstock Capacity Initiative is contingent upon the allocation availability over its two-year duration.
The Initiative is executed by the Agricultural Adaptation Council on behalf of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness.
Funded under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP), the Initiative aims to strengthen the agriculture, agri-food, and agri-based products sector.
For inquiries, applicants can contact AAC at info@adaptcouncil.org or via phone at 1-800-769-3272.