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Indigenous and Stakeholder Capacity Fund - Regulatory Policy Dialogue - Canada

Indigenous and Stakeholder Capacity Fund - Regulatory Policy Dialogue

Last Update: September 24, 2025
Canada
Funds participation in nuclear regulatory policy consultations for stakeholders

At a glance

Eligible Funding
  • Max. $30,000
Timeline
  • Closing date : March 30, 2025
Financing Type
Grant and Funding
Eligible Industries
  • Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
  • Utilities
  • Public administration
Program status
Closed

Overview

The Indigenous and Stakeholder Capacity Fund – Regulatory Policy Dialogue stream provides up to $20,000 for individual Indigenous Nations, non-governmental organizations, and other stakeholders, and up to $30,000 for Indigenous organizations representing multiple communities, to support participation in the review and commentary on CNSC regulatory documents, policies, and related engagement activities. Eligible activities include reviewing regulatory materials, offering feedback, and engaging in consultation processes, with funded expenses such as professional fees, administrative costs, travel, and honoraria.

Financing terms and conditions

  • Maximum funding of $20,000 per project for Indigenous Nations and communities, non-governmental organizations, or other organizations.
  • Maximum funding of $30,000 per project for Indigenous organizations representing multiple Indigenous Nations and communities.

Activities funded

  • Review and comment on CNSC regulatory documents, policies, discussion papers, and regulations.
  • Participate in engagement activities related to CNSC regulatory processes.
Examples of admissible projects:
$ 19,750
Engage experts and stakeholders for public input on CNSC policies
$ 28,800
Conduct regulatory review workshops for community nuclear projects
$ 19,990
Hire legal experts to review CNSC draft guidance for SMEs
$ 19,850
Host a stakeholder summit on revised CNSC emergency procedures
$ 29,500
Organize multi-community roundtables on nuclear regulatory engagement
$ 19,600
Facilitate Indigenous youth engagement on CNSC policy consultations

Eligibility

  • The applicant must be an Indigenous Nation or community, an Indigenous organization representing multiple communities, a non-governmental organization, or another organization with a direct interest in nuclear projects, facilities, or activities in Canada.
  • The project must involve participation in the review and commentary on CNSC regulatory documents, policies, discussion papers, or regulations, or involve related engagement activities with the CNSC.

Who is eligible?

  • Indigenous Nations and communities
  • Indigenous organizations or aggregates of communities
  • Non-governmental organizations
  • Other organizations with a direct interest in nuclear projects, facilities, or activities in Canada
  • Members of the public with a direct interest in nuclear projects, facilities, or activities in Canada

Eligible expenses

  • Professional fees
  • Administrative costs
  • Travel expenses, including meals, accommodation, and incidentals
  • Honoraria and ceremonial offerings

Eligible geographic areas

  • Organizations with a direct interest in nuclear projects, facilities, and activities in Canada.

How to apply

1

Identify relevant funding opportunity

  • Visit the consultation page to review current and upcoming funding opportunities
  • Identify if the Regulatory Policy Dialogue stream is open and relevant for your organization
2

Verify eligibility and activity alignment

  • Review the eligibility criteria for your organization (e.g., Indigenous communities, organizations, NGOs, or interested parties)
  • Ensure your proposed activities align with eligible activities (e.g., reviewing CNSC documents, participating in engagement)
3

Gather and prepare application materials

  • Prepare the required documentation for your application, including details about your organization and proposed activities
  • Collect supporting information for eligible expenses such as professional fees, travel, and administrative costs
4

Complete the application form

  • Complete the application following the instructions provided by the Indigenous and Stakeholder Capacity Fund
  • Ensure all required information and documentation is included
5

Submit application and documents

  • Submit your completed application and supporting documents to iscf-fscpia@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca before the application deadline
  • Retain confirmation of submission for your records

Additional information

  • Funding is distributed through contribution agreements on a case-by-case basis.
  • Opportunities for funding may change or experience timeline adjustments due to unforeseen circumstances.
  • One current funding opportunity through Stream 2: Regulatory Policy Dialogue is open until March 30, 2025.
  • Updates about current and upcoming consultations can be found on the dedicated consultation web page.

Contacts

iscf-fscpia@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca
Canada
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