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FedNor Aerospace Regional Recovery Initiative
ON, Canada
Funding to recover Northern Ontario’s aerospace sector
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- grant_single|openingDateJuly 21, 2021
- grant_single|closingDateSeptember 26, 2023
- grant_single|grantStatusClosed
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Grant and Funding
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- grant_single|allIndustries
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- Government of Canada
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If your SME or non-profit is working on a project to become more environmentally friendly, improve productivity, strengthen commercialization or integrate with regional and global supply chains, you could get a contribution to help with some of the costs.
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grant_single|admissibleProjectsExample
$ 50,000
Installation of solar panels on the community center roof to reduce energy costs
$ 24,000
Upgrade of IT systems to enhance productivity and data security for a small law firm
$ 40,000
Expansion of organic farming techniques and facilities
$ 40,000
Development of an eco-friendly packaging solution for local food producers
$ 30,000
Implementation of a recycling program for construction waste
$ 15,000
Marketing campaign to promote local crafts and sustainable products
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Eligibility for this grant is based on businesses or organizations located in Northern Ontario that contribute to economic development in the region. To qualify, applicants must meet certain criteria:
- Located in Northern Ontario
- Contribute to economic development in the region
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This grant supports activities and projects that promote economic development and innovation in Northern Ontario. Eligible projects focus on infrastructure development, business growth, community partnerships, and technological advancements.
- Development of public and commercial infrastructure to support economic growth.
- Initiatives aimed at fostering innovation and technological development.
- Supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for scale-up and market expansion.
- Community-driven projects enhancing economic diversification and resilience.
- Programs to support workforce development and skill acquisition in emerging sectors.
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This grant is targeted at companies located in Northern Ontario as part of the regional development goals of FedNor, which operates under the Government of Canada.
- All regions within Northern Ontario.
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- Step 1: Preliminary Registration
- Visit the FedNor official website to access the grant application portal.
- Create an account or log in if you already have one.
- Read through the terms and conditions to ensure understanding and compliance.
- Step 2: Prepare Application
- Gather necessary documentation such as organizational details, financial information, and project specifics.
- Draft a comprehensive project proposal outlining objectives, methodologies, and expected outcomes.
- Ensure all documents are complete and adhere to FedNor's guidelines.
- Step 3: Complete Application Form
- Log in to the grant application portal.
- Fill out the online application form with accurate and detailed information.
- Upload all required supporting documents, ensuring all files meet submission standards.
- Step 4: Review and Submission
- Review the entire application for completeness and accuracy.
- Make necessary edits or additions before final submission.
- Submit the application through the FedNor portal by the specified deadline.
- Step 5: Confirmation of Submission
- Receive a confirmation email acknowledging receipt of your application.
- Keep a record of the confirmation email and your application details for future reference.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- French and English language options are available for the application process and all related communications.
- All documents and communications follow the Government of Canada's standards.
