JEDI — Aboriginal Development Fund — Business and Entrepreneurship Development
NB, Canada
Money for New Brunswick First Nation entrepreneurs
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Grant and Funding
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- Joint Economic Development Initiative (JEDI)
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Cover up to 50% of your business planning costs to a maximum of $8,000.
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Community Economic Development and Business/Entrepreneurship Development projects are eligible for this grant.
- Business plans (start-up or expansion)
- Marketing plans
- Management training
- Mentoring programs and business support
- Seminars and workshops on specific business topics
- Entrepreneurship development
- Conference attendance
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$4,000
Ottawa
Offering a mentoring program for women entrepreneurs
$4,000
Toronto
Attendance at a major entrepreneurship conference for a new start-up
$4,000
Moncton
Developing a comprehensive digital marketing plan for a new local business
$4,000
Vancouver
Conducting management training sessions for a General Partnership
$4,000
Fredericton
Creating a business expansion plan for a cooperative farm
$4,000
Halifax
Organizing a series of entrepreneurship development workshops
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The eligibility criteria for this grant are as follows:
- Entrepreneurs/existing businesses and communities in First Nation communities of New Brunswick
- Projects must support business and community economic development planning
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Eligible types of companies for the JEDI Aboriginal Development Fund include entrepreneurs and existing businesses in First Nation communities of New Brunswick seeking economic development support.
- Entrepreneurs in First Nation communities
- Existing businesses in First Nation communities
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Some types of companies are not eligible for the JEDI Aboriginal Development Fund grant. Specifically, companies involved in activities such as management, administration, communications, or evaluations, or those dealing with land, vehicles, vessels, or inventory costs are not eligible.
- Companies engaged in management, administration, communication, or evaluation activities.
- Companies dealing with land, vehicles, vessels, or inventory costs are not eligible.
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Eligible expenses for this grant include:
- Business plans (start-up or expansion)
- Marketing plans
- Management training
- Mentoring programs and business support
- Seminars and workshops on specific business topics
- Entrepreneurship development
- Conference attendance
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The JEDI Aboriginal Development Fund has evaluation and selection criteria for applicants. The criteria include:
- Projects will be evaluated and selected on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- Applications must meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the funding guidelines.
- Projects must demonstrate a clear economic development impact on First Nation communities in New Brunswick.
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- Step 1: Access the JADF Online Application Form
- Step 2: Complete the application form with the required information and details
- Step 3: Submit the application to Joint Economic Development Initiative (JEDI)
- Step 4: Wait for approval from JEDI for the funding request
- Step 5: If approved, adhere to the reimbursement basis and follow the guidelines provided
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info@jedinb.ca
1-506-444-5650
Apply to this program
