
Columbia Basin Trust — Basin RevUp
Last Update: March 27, 2025
BC, Canada
Support to grow a startup in the Columbia Basin region
Columbia Basin Trust — Basin RevUp at a glance
Eligible Funding
- No Condition
Timeline
- Open Date : May 6, 2022
Financing Type
Expert Advice
Wage Subsidies And Interns
Eligible Industries
- Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
Grant Providers
- Columbia Basin Trust
- Government of British Columbia
Status
Open
Overview of the Columbia Basin Trust — Basin RevUp program
Access mentorship and coaching for your leadership team in a 6-12month program to help overcome individual business challenges and to accelerate growth.
Eligible projects & activities
Examples of admissible projects:
$ 25,000
Implementing a leadership development program for mid-level managers in a financial cooperative
$ 20,000
Launching a mentorship program to enhance leadership skills within our social economy enterprise
$ 22,000
Mentorship to develop effective pricing strategies for a sole proprietary food business
$ 27,000
Developing pricing strategies for an NPO catering to local farmers
$ 22,000
Creating a mentorship initiative to enhance leadership within a for-profit tech company
$ 35,000
Coaching program to develop pricing strategies for local food growers
Eligibility criteria of the Columbia Basin Trust — Basin RevUp program
Who is eligible?
This event is specifically designed for farmers, agricultural enthusiasts, and organizations focused on sustainable farming practices. Participants typically include those connected with the Young Agrarians, a network aimed at encouraging and supporting new farmers who are keen on adopting ecological and community-oriented agricultural methods. The event features farm tours and is likely aimed at providing learning and networking opportunities for these groups.
Eligible expenses
This grant supports initiatives related to agricultural education and community engagement, particularly those focusing on farming practices and local food systems. Events or projects that foster learning and networking in agriculture are prioritized.
- Farm tours organized by local agricultural groups or networks.
- Workshops or seminars that educate farmers and the community about sustainable agriculture.
- Community events centered around farm-to-table food systems.
Eligible geographic areas
This grant is available to companies located within the Columbia Basin region in Canada, aligning with the Columbia Basin Trust's regional mandate. The eligible areas support the economic development of this specific geographical location.
- Columbia Basin region of British Columbia, Canada.
Eligibility criteria of the Columbia Basin Trust — Basin RevUp program
There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant.
- Alignment with grant objectives
- Demonstrated impact on target community
- Feasibility of the project
- Capacity of the organization to execute the project
How to apply to the Columbia Basin Trust — Basin RevUp program
1
Check the eligibility criteria for the grant
Gather the required documents
2
Fill out the online application form
Attach the requested documents
3
Submit the application within the deadlines
Wait for the grant decision
Additional information
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