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Agricultural Climate Solutions – Living Labs Program
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Overview
At a glance
Funding available
- Develop strategic partnerships
- Enhance an existing program
- Implement environmental initiatives
- Maximum amount : 10,000,000 $
Eligible candidates
- All industries
- Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec
- Non-profit
- All revenue ranges
- All organization sizes
- Indigenous Peoples
- Higher Education
- Research
- Social Services
- Environment
- Civic and Advocacy Organizations
- Business Associations
- Nonprofits / charities
- 100% donations / grants
- Provincial
Next Steps
Availability timeline
Activities funded
- On-farm co-development, testing, adoption and monitoring of new beneficial management practices and technologies
Documents Needed
- Application form
- Executive Summary and Financial Statements
- Letters of Support
- Copy of the applicant organization's Certificate of Incorporation or Articles of Incorporation
- Performance Measures Indicators and Adoption/Knowledge Transfer Plan
Sources and recorded changes
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Living Labs Program closed and funding terms added
The Agricultural Climate Solutions – Living Labs Program now shows closed application status, with newly visible phase funding details, priority areas, and project timing information.
The Agricultural Climate Solutions – Living Labs Program now shows closed-to-applications status, and the program pages newly set out the Phase 1 and Phase 2 structure. They also now show the Phase 1 grant ceiling of up to $100,000, provincial Phase 2 support limits for Ontario, Manitoba and Quebec up to $10,000,000 with contribution funding up to $6,800,000, and Prince Edward Island up to $4,500,000 with contribution funding up to $3,150,000, along with the stated project start window in spring 2023. The newly visible program overview also clarifies the priority areas as carbon sequestration and greenhouse-gas mitigation, with emphasis on co-development, testing, adoption, dissemination, and monitoring of BMPs and technologies. The pages now present the program as closed and add updated contact-page privacy text without changing the listed application email or phone number.
Official page
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
- Not-for-profit organizations, including producer organizations
- Indigenous groups
Eligible geographic areas
- Manitoba
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
Selection criteria
- Funding and research support availability
- The quality of the proposal
- Opportunity to sequester carbon and mitigate GHG emissions in each province
How to apply
- Go to the Online Registration Tool to begin your process.
- Before starting your online application, have your health card and the address and phone numbers of all parents or guardians ready.
- The corps or squadron staff will contact you to arrange a time to review official identification and address any questions requiring clarification.
Processing and Agreement
- After receipt, AAFC verifies that all required forms and declarations are complete and that there is sufficient detail for a full assessment.
- Your application should not be considered submitted until you receive a notice of acknowledgement from AAFC.
- You will be notified when your application has been deemed complete and ready for assessment against the criteria of the program.
- You may be contacted throughout the review process to provide additional information or clarification.
- Successful applicants must enter into a funding agreement with AAFC before payment, and AAFC aims to send an approval or rejection notification letter within 70 business days of the close of the application process.
