How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the The Low Carbon Economy Fund - Implementation Readiness Fund?

The Low Carbon Economy Fund - Implementation Readiness Fund is funded by Government of Canada

What are The Low Carbon Economy Fund - Implementation Readiness Fund's eligibility criterias?

The organization must be a Canadian not-for-profit, for-profit, public sector body, research/academic institution, or Indigenous entity. The organization must demonstrate a broad reach and capacity to deliver the project. The organization must possess in-depth knowledge of GHG emissions reduction measures.

The Low Carbon Economy Fund - Implementation Readiness Fund

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Canada

Support for deploying GHG emissions reduction technology projects

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Government of Canada

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The Implementation Readiness Fund, under Canada's Low Carbon Economy Fund, aims to support the 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan by funding projects that boost deployment readiness for GHG emissions reductions and overcome barriers to low-carbon technology adoption. Eligible activities include workforce development and training, as well as network development and knowledge sharing to prepare organizations for implementing GHG reduction initiatives.

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This funding initiative promotes activities that enhance organizational capabilities and expertise in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Eligible projects are centered around developing human capital and creating networks to facilitate knowledge sharing for climate action.

Workforce development and training programs to create curriculum and deliver training that enhances skills for GHG emissions reduction solutions.
Network development and knowledge sharing initiatives to build networks and share best practices for implementing GHG emissions reduction technologies.

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The Implementation Readiness Fund requires specific eligibility criteria for invited organizations to qualify.

The organization must be one of the following:
- Canadian not-for-profit organization
- Canadian for-profit organization
- Canadian public sector body or board
- Canadian research, academic, and educational institution
- Indigenous government, community or organization in Canada
The organization must demonstrate a broad reach.
The organization must have the capacity to deliver the proposed project.
The organization must possess in-depth knowledge of GHG emissions reduction measures and challenges facing the target audience.
The organization should have experience offering workforce development and/or network building initiatives that contribute to GHG emissions reduction actions.
The organization should have experience serving small and medium-sized enterprises, municipalities, school boards, colleges, universities, hospitals, and/or Indigenous communities and organizations.
Experience with proactive communication with their target audience is considered an asset.
Experience serving equity-deserving groups is considered an asset.

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Organizations invited to apply must have been:- Canadian not-for-profit organizations- Canadian for-profit organizations- Canadian public sector bodies or boards- Canadian research, academic, and educational institutions- Indigenous governments, communities, or organizations in CanadaEligible organizations would need to demonstrate:- A broad reach- Organizational capacity to deliver the proposed project- In-depth knowledge of GHG emissions reduction measures and challenges- Experience in workforce development and/or network building initiatives- Experience serving SMEs, municipalities, educational institutions, hospitals, and/or Indigenous communities- Experience with proactive communication with the target audience (asset)- Experience serving equity-deserving groups (asset)

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Projects eligible for this grant focus on building capacity and removing barriers to deploy GHG emissions reduction technologies effectively. These activities aim to develop human resources and promote knowledge sharing to enhance the readiness for low-carbon technology implementation.

Creating curriculum and delivering training programs for workforce development to support GHG emissions reduction solutions.
Network building initiatives to share expertise and best practices for implementing GHG emissions reduction projects.

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The geographical eligibility for this grant is defined by the types of organizations invited by Environment and Climate Change Canada. No specific regions outside of invited entities are targeted.