How much funding can be received?

Funds up to 80% of admissible expenses, capped at $30000 per project.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Agricultural and Sector Show Support Program – Stream 2?

Agricultural and Sector Show Support Program – Stream 2 is funded by Gouvernement du Québec

What are Agricultural and Sector Show Support Program – Stream 2's eligibility criterias?

Agricultural exhibitions in Quebec Association of Agricultural Exhibitions of Quebec

Agricultural and Sector Show Support Program – Stream 2

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QC, Canada

Supports public awareness and youth engagement in agriculture exhibitions

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Grant and Funding

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Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting

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Gouvernement du Québec

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The Agricultural and Sector Show Support Program – Stream 2 provides up to $30,000 per applicant per fiscal year (up to $90,000 over the program’s duration) to support projects that increase public interest in the agri-food sector and encourage youth involvement in agriculture. Eligible activities include educational, interactive, or demonstration events conducted during agricultural exhibitions.

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Financial assistance covers up to 80% of eligible project expenses.
Funding is capped at $30,000 per applicant per financial year.
The maximum total funding per applicant is $90,000 for the duration of the program.
Eligible costs for materials and equipment purchases, design, or adaptation are limited to 50% of the financial aid received.

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Projects that raise public awareness about the realities of the agri-food sector.
Initiatives designed to spark young people's interest in agricultural careers.
Educational activities that explain specific types or methods of agricultural production or food processing.
First-time projects by the applicant, carried out during an agricultural exhibition.
Interactive, instructional, or demonstration-based events held at agricultural shows.

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$ 80,000

Implementation of solar panels and energy efficiency upgrades

$ 32,000

Upgrading digital inventory and customer management technology

$ 65,000

Developing a mobile app for mental health support access

$ 50,000

Launching a zero-emission delivery service with electric cargo bikes

$ 58,000

Expansion of local food processing capacity with new equipment

$ 73,000

Renovation for an accessible shared workspace and makerspace

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The applicant must be an agricultural exhibition or the Association des expositions agricoles du Québec.
The project must be undertaken for the first time by the applicant.
The project must be conducted during an agricultural exhibition.
The project must aim to increase public interest in the agri-food sector or encourage youth involvement in agriculture.
The project must include educational, interactive, or demonstration activities.

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Agricultural fairs
The Association of Agricultural Exhibitions of Quebec

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Companies and organizations that are not agricultural fairs or the Association des expositions agricoles du Québec.

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Professional fees for contractors.
Portion of salaries and benefits for staff or partners directly involved in the project (up to the portion justified or equivalent to 26% of salary, or another amount justified by accounting demonstration).
Advertising and communication expenses.
Purchase, design, or adaptation of materials and equipment (covered up to 50% of the financial aid granted).
Rental costs for venues, machinery, materials, or equipment.
Travel and accommodation expenses for applicants, partners, or contractors (within government-permitted rates).

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Quebec

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Step 1: Prepare Project ProposalDefine the project's objectives aligned with promoting the agri-food sector and encouraging youth interest in agricultural succession.
Ensure the project includes educational, interactive, or demonstrative activities and is conducted during an agricultural exhibition.
Step 2: Identify Eligible ExpensesDetail eligible costs, such as contractor fees, a portion of staff salaries and benefits, advertising and communication costs, equipment/material acquisition or adaptation (up to 50% of funding), venue/machinery/equipment rentals, and travel/lodging expenses within established government limits.
Step 3: Complete Application FormAccess and fill out the official application form provided by the funding authority.
Attach a detailed budget and supporting documents that substantiate your planned activities and expenses.
Step 4: Submit ApplicationSend the completed application form and supporting documents to the appropriate fund provider as specified in the program guidelines.
Step 5: Await AcknowledgmentReceive confirmation or acknowledgment of receipt from the funding body after your application is submitted.

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Eligible expenditures related to material and equipment are capped at 50% of the financial aid granted.
Social charges and benefits for personnel can be claimed up to 26% of salary, unless justified otherwise through a detailed accounting demonstration.
Travel and accommodation expenses must not exceed the current rates established by the public service.