Alberta Women Entrepreneurs Programs
AB, Canada
Support for Alberta women entrepreneurs
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- grant_single|openingDateJuly 9, 2024
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Grant and Funding
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- Alberta Women Entrepreneurs (AWE)
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Programs and support services for women entrepreneurs starting, building, or growing a business.
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$ 10,000
Create an export plan for organic Alberta honey to international markets
$ 10,000
Develop a financial literacy program for Indigenous entrepreneurs
$ 9,000
Implement a digital marketing strategy for local artists
$ 12,500
Launch a new line of eco-friendly skincare products
$ 14,000
Develop a mobile app for eco-friendly transportation options in Alberta
$ 15,000
Expand a sustainable forestry initiative in Canada's national parks
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This grant is designed to help businesses develop strong business plans through a series of webinars and resources. The focus areas include market research, marketing plans, and financial plans.
- Businesses in early start-up phase or existing businesses without a business plan.
- Entrepreneurs looking to develop comprehensive business plans for potential financing.
- Indigenous women ready to develop business plans through specialized guidance and peer mentoring.
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The provided information does not include specific evaluation and selection criteria for the listed grants. Therefore, I am unable to offer detailed criteria or scoring for these grants based on the current information.
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There are specific types of companies that may not be eligible for this grant.
- Non-profit organizations
- Government agencies
- Individuals without business entities
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This grant scheme encompasses a broad spectrum of opportunities tailored to agricultural, technological, cultural, environmental, and entrepreneurial growth in Canada. The eligible projects and activities aim to foster innovation, enhance market presence, and support sustainable practices among Canadian businesses and entrepreneurs.
- Agriculture and forestry initiatives improving product marketability and technological advancement.
- Funding for arts and cultural projects, including music and multimedia production.
- Job creation and skill development through employment grants and subsidy programs.
- Environmental projects focused on climate action and sustainable development technologies.
- Grants aiding export ventures to expand into new international markets.
- Programs supporting indigenous entrepreneurship and development initiatives.
- Technological research and development, including ventures in clean technology and innovation.
- Support for women entrepreneurs and small business growth initiatives.
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:
- Completeness and quality of the business plan submission
- Alignment of the business concept with grant objectives
- Demonstrated need for funding and potential impact of the business
- Evidence of market research and feasibility of the business idea
- Potential for sustainability and growth
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Here are the steps to submit an application for the grant:
- Step 1: Determine Eligibility
- Review the specific eligibility criteria for the grant to ensure that your business or project qualifies.
- Check any sector-specific requirements, such as industry focus or geographic restrictions.
- Step 2: Gather Information
- Collect all necessary information about your business, including financial statements, business plans, and project outlines.
- Prepare documentation that demonstrates how your business meets the grant's objectives.
- Step 3: Application Forms and Documentation
- Download or access the application form from the granting agency's website or contact point.
- Complete all sections of the application form accurately and thoroughly.
- Attach all required supporting documents, such as financial forecasts, market analysis, and proof of eligibility.
- Step 4: Prepare a Strong Proposal
- Detail your project or initiative that the grant will support, including goals, timelines, and expected outcomes.
- Explain how the grant funding will contribute to the success and sustainability of the project.
- Step 5: Review and Edit
- Carefully review the completed application and proposal to ensure clarity and coherence.
- Edit for grammatical accuracy and conciseness.
- Step 6: Submit Application
- Submit the completed application and all supporting documents through the specified submission portal or method identified by the grant provider.
- Ensure the submission is made before the deadline to avoid disqualification.
- Step 7: Follow-up
- Confirm receipt of your application via email or through the funding body's platform.
- Keep track of any communications or additional requests for information from the funding agency.
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Here is some additional information worth knowing about Canadian grants for businesses:
- Many grants may require recipients to provide matching funds as a demonstration of commitment and financial stability.
- Grants often have specific reporting requirements that must be met both during and after the project to account for how funds are used.
- Some grants could be stackable, meaning funding can be supplemented with other eligible grants, provided there is a clear distinction in fund usage.
- Projects are sometimes expected to create measurable community or environmental benefits that align with the grant's purpose.
- Timelines for approval of grant applications can vary, so applicants should plan their projects accordingly to accommodate potential delays.
- Networking and building relationships within industry or government bodies can provide advantageous insights and guidance throughout the application process.
- Applicants should closely monitor deadlines for submissions as they are fixed and typically non-negotiable.
- Some grants may have specific evaluation periods or rounds during which submitted applications are reviewed.
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info@awebusiness.com
