COREX Program
QC, Canada
Help for Quebec businesses to export to the northeast United States
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- grant_single|openingDateNovember 14, 2019
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Expert Advice
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- Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec (FCCQ)
- Gouvernement du Québec
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Get an export diagnostic and business plan, as well as help choosing trade corridors, finding suppliers and trading partners, and establishing your business.
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There are eligible projects and activities for this grant:
- Programme d’accélération du commerce international (PAC)
- Évènements et formations
- Zoom sur le Maghreb - Mois de promotion de la diversification des marchés d'exportation
- Zoom sur l'Asie du Sud - Mois de promotion de la diversification des marchés d'exportation
- Baladodiffusions et vidéos
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$45,000
Create a series of informational podcasts and videos about export market opportunities in Asia
$60,000
Adapt eco-friendly packaging for global exports in response to international regulatory standards
$75,000
Execute a trade mission to explore partnership opportunities for renewable energy solutions in Europe
$45,000
Participate in international food trade shows to promote and export Canadian gourmet products
$40,000
Develop a market expansion strategy for exporting organic skincare products to South East Asia
$35,000
Organize a series of training workshops for exporting culinary products to the Maghreb region
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The available information does not specify the specific evaluation and selection criteria for projects under this grant.
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There is no specific mention of ineligible company types in the grant context.
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This grant is focused on understanding and navigating the potential impacts of the 2024 U.S. elections on Canada, along with promoting international trade acceleration programs. The eligible activities are centered on organizing events and developing media content for education and strategic planning.
- Hosting special editions of international meetings concerning the 2024 U.S. elections and their implications for Canada.
- Organizing events and training sessions under the International Trade Acceleration Program (PAC).
- Producing podcasts and videos to highlight the "Focus on East Asia - Export Market Diversification Promotion Month."
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Eligible geographic zones for this grant include Quebec, the seven U.S. states of the Northeast region (New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Vermont), and international trade regions supported by the Program COREX.
- Quebec
- New York
- Connecticut
- Massachusetts
- Maine
- Rhode Island
- New Hampshire
- Vermont
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. Here is a summary followed by the criteria:
- Summary: The grant aims to facilitate and enhance commercial exchanges between Quebec and the seven northeastern states of the United States.
- Evaluation and Selection Criteria:
- Relevance of the proposed project to the objectives of the Program COREX
- Potential impact on increasing export activities between Quebec and the northeastern US states
- Feasibility and sustainability of the project
- Ability of the applicant to effectively utilize the resources and tools provided by the Program COREX
- Demonstrated commitment to international business development and partnership building
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- Step 1: Fill out the grant application form with accurate and detailed information about your company, its activities, and how the grant will be used. This step is crucial as it sets the foundation for the assessment of your application.
- Step 2: Gather all necessary supporting documents such as financial statements, business plans, export strategies, and any other relevant information requested in the application form. Providing comprehensive documentation strengthens your application.
- Step 3: Submit the completed application form and supporting documents within the specified deadline. Late submissions may result in disqualification from the grant selection process.
- Step 4: Await the evaluation process where your application will be reviewed based on eligibility criteria, project feasibility, potential impact, and alignment with the grant objectives.
- Step 5: If selected, comply with any additional requirements or conditions set forth by the grant provider. This may include reporting obligations, project monitoring, or follow-up assessments.
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There is no additional information provided for this grant.
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Exploring Trade Opportunities Amid 2024 U.S. Elections
The Programme d'accélération du commerce international (PAC) invites participants to explore the potential impacts of the upcoming 2024 U.S. elections on Canadian economic relations. This program aims to prepare Canadian businesses for shifts in international trade dynamics and enhance export diversification strategies.
Understanding the Program's Role and Objectives
The Programme d'accélération du commerce international (PAC) offers a unique initiative for Canadian businesses to analyze the evolving geopolitical landscape, specifically in light of the U.S. 2024 elections. The outcomes of these elections are anticipated to influence trade policies and bilateral agreements that are crucial for Canada's economic health. Therefore, PAC provides a strategic platform for Canadian enterprises to gain insights into the possible shifts in U.S. economic policies and how these may impact trade relations with Canada.
The special edition of RV Internationaux COREX, focusing on "Élections américaines 2024: Quel futur pour les États-Unis et quel impact pour le Canada," serves as an integral component of this program. It facilitates discourse among industry leaders and experts on the ramifications of the elections. Businesses can benefit from seminars, workshops, and networking opportunities that elucidate the complexities surrounding U.S. trade policies and their potential consequences for Canadian industries.
Moreover, PAC emphasizes the importance of diversifying export markets, particularly during the "Zoom sur l'Asie de l'Est" event—a significant feature of their calendar. This initiative is designed to equip Canadian companies with the necessary tools and knowledge to expand their market reach beyond North America. The promotion of the diversification of export markets not only mitigates risks associated with reliance on the U.S. but also opens new avenues for growth in vibrant Asian markets.
The integration of multimedia resources, such as podcasts and videos, complements the educational efforts by providing flexible and engaging learning options. These resources underscore the potential transformations in U.S. political and economic environments, offering perspectives that help Canadian businesses anticipate and adapt to potential changes.
PAC plays a critical role in enabling companies to advance their strategic planning and market positioning in anticipation of 2024. By fostering a proactive approach, the program helps companies brace for the anticipated shifts, ensuring they are not only reactive but also innovative in crafting their trade strategies. Such preparedness is vital given Canada's proximity and economic ties to the United States, as shifts in U.S. policy can have direct ramifications for Canadian businesses.
Through participation in PAC, companies can align their business strategies with both anticipated and unforeseen changes triggered by the U.S. elections. These efforts are crucial in maintaining competitiveness in a rapidly changing global market. As such, the program is a pivotal resource for any business aiming to secure its future success while contributing to the broader goal of economic resilience and diversification.
Overall, the PAC represents more than just a response to immediate political changes; it is a comprehensive strategy aimed at empowering Canadian enterprises to seize opportunities and mitigate challenges posed by the global economic environment post-2024 elections. By leveraging the resources, insights, and partnerships offered by PAC, businesses can strengthen their global positioning and foster sustainable growth.