Concordia University
ON, Canada
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- grant_single|openingDateJanuary 25, 2022
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Researchers And Facilities
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- Cognit.ca
- Concordia University
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Enhancing rural internet connectivity with wireless technology and NAIT
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Developing a renewable energy prototype in collaboration with a university
$160,000
Halifax
Developing sustainable agricultural practices with a university's Agricultural Campus
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- Must be currently enrolled in a university in the United States.
- Students must demonstrate academic excellence and a passion for their field.
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Grant Summary:
This grant supports projects that promote sustainable farming practices in rural communities.
Detailed Explanation of the Grant:
**Sustainable farming practices** are essential for maintaining a balance between agricultural productivity and environmental conservation. This grant aims to fund initiatives that focus on **organic farming**, **permaculture**, and **alternative energy sources** in rural areas to ensure the long-term viability of agriculture. By supporting projects that prioritize **soil health**, **water conservation**, and **biodiversity**, the grant seeks to empower farmers to adopt practices that are environmentally friendly and economically sustainable.
**Community engagement** is a key component of this grant, encouraging farmers to share knowledge and resources to build a supportive network for sustainable agriculture. **Training programs**, **workshops**, and **demonstration projects** will be funded to educate farmers on best practices and innovative techniques. The grant also supports the implementation of **sustainable agriculture technologies** to enhance productivity while minimizing environmental impact.
**Innovation** is a driving force behind this grant, with a focus on supporting projects that push the boundaries of traditional farming methods. **Research and development**, **pilot programs**, and **experimental farms** will receive funding to explore new approaches to sustainable agriculture. The grant aims to create a ripple effect in rural communities, inspiring farmers to embrace **sustainable practices** and become champions of **environmental stewardship**.
**Grant recipients** will have the opportunity to showcase their achievements and share their learnings with other farmers to create a ripple effect of sustainable farming practices across rural landscapes. This grant serves as a catalyst for **change** in the agricultural sector, promoting a shift towards practices that not only benefit farmers economically but also **preserve natural resources** for future generations.
