Culture and Heritage (Schedule B)

• Maximum contribution of $75,000 per project, subject to available funding.
• Government liability is limited to the approved funding amount; no responsibility for deficits or budget shortfalls.
• Payments are disbursed in two installments as specified in the Conditional Contribution Agreement.
• Funding is provided once per fiscal year, with the possibility of multi-year support based on fund availability.

• The applicant must be an individual, a non-profit organization, or a municipal corporation.
• The project must aim to promote or enhance culture and heritage in Nunavut.
• The application must include a description of the project, clear objectives, a proposed budget, and a completion timeline.

Who is eligible?

• Non-profit organizations involved in culture and heritage activities
• Municipal corporations engaged in cultural promotion or heritage projects

Who is not eligible

• For-profit businesses and corporations.
• Organizations that are not individuals, non-profits, or municipal corporations.

Eligible expenses

• Costs associated with archaeology excavations.
• Expenses for cultural skills enrichment activities.
• Fees and costs for organizing or participating in cultural conferences.
• Costs related to archiving Inuit art.

Eligible geographic areas

• Organizations and individuals located in Nunavut.

• Clarity and completeness of the project description and objectives.
• Detailed and realistic proposed budget, including revenues and expenditures.
• Plausibility of the project timeline.

• The maximum contribution available is $75,000, subject to available government funding.
• Funding is disbursed in two installments as detailed in the Conditional Contribution Agreement.
• A completed achievement report must be submitted by recipients, comparing results to initial project expectations.
• Multi-year projects may be considered, contingent on funding availability in future fiscal years.