JEDI — Aboriginal Development Fund — CED
Fredericton, NB, Canada
Money for New Brunswick First Nation community economic development
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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 $16,000.
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This grant provides reimbursement-based financing to support economic development initiatives in First Nation communities in New Brunswick. Funding is aimed at reducing the financial burden for approved planning activities and entrepreneurial developments.
- Co-financing of up to 50% of total planning costs, with specific funding caps of $16,000 for community economic development and $8,000 for business/entrepreneurship development.
- Reimbursement is only offered for eligible expenses incurred after approval, or within a two-month reach-back clause for costs incurred prior to approval.
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The JEDI Aboriginal Development Fund (JADF) aims to stimulate economic growth by supporting both community and entrepreneurship development within First Nation communities in New Brunswick. The fund provides financial assistance for strategic planning and development initiatives, fostering business expansion and skill development.
- Community economic development planning with up to 50% funding of total costs, not to exceed $16,000.
- Development of business plans for start-ups or expansions, receiving up to 50% of total planning costs, capped at $8,000.
- Creation of marketing plans to support businesses.
- Management training programs to enhance leadership skills.
- Mentoring programs and business support services.
- Participation in seminars and workshops on specific business topics.
- Entrepreneurship development initiatives.
- Attendance at conferences pertinent to business development.
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$ 16,000
Developing a new mobile app for local businesses to enhance customer engagement
$ 16,000
Opening a community-owned grocery store focusing on organic products
$ 12,000
Establishing a local craftsmanship museum highlighting regional artisans
$ 10,000
Expanding an organic farm's produce distribution network
$ 16,000
Starting a bike-sharing program to promote eco-friendly transportation
$ 15,000
Launching a coding bootcamp for underprivileged youth
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The JEDI Aboriginal Development Fund has specific eligibility criteria for applicants seeking funding.
- Applicants must be entrepreneurs, existing businesses, or communities from First Nation communities in New Brunswick.
- The funding is available for business and community economic development planning.
- The application must be submitted on a reimbursement basis, with eligible costs not incurred until after approval or within the 2-month reach-back period.
- Eligible expenses do not include regular salaries and expenses, costs of management, administration, communications, or evaluations of the proposed initiative, the cost of land, general use of vehicles and vessels, or inventory costs, and costs incurred prior to the date of receipt of the proposal by JEDI Inc.
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The JEDI Aboriginal Development Fund is designed to support First Nation communities, entrepreneurs, and existing businesses in New Brunswick with a focus on economic development. This includes individuals and entities seeking to create business or community economic development plans. Applications are typically assessed in the order they are received due to limited funding. Eligible applicants can participate in activities like drafting business and marketing plans, managerial training, and support for entrepreneurship development initiatives.
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The JEDI Aboriginal Development Fund (JADF) focuses on enhancing business and community economic development within First Nation communities of New Brunswick. Eligible projects mainly involve business planning, entrepreneurship development, and economic strategic planning.
- Business plans for start-ups or expansions.
- Development of marketing plans.
- Management training initiatives.
- Mentoring programs and ongoing business support.
- Conducting seminars and workshops on specific business topics.
- Activities focused on entrepreneurship development.
- Attendance at relevant conferences to gain industry insights.
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This grant is specifically available to communities and entrepreneurs within First Nation communities of New Brunswick. Funding aims to enhance economic development in these targeted areas.
- First Nation communities in New Brunswick, Canada.
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- Step 1: Preparation
- Review the eligibility criteria and funding guidelines provided by JEDI.
- Ensure your project fits the parameters of Community Economic Development or Business/Entrepreneurship Development.
- Gather necessary documents and develop a detailed plan outlining projected costs and expected outcomes.
- Step 2: Online Application Form
- Access the JADF Online Application Form through the Joint Economic Development Initiative's website.
- Fill out the required fields accurately, ensuring all data is correct and complete.
- Attach necessary documentation to support your application.
- Step 3: Submission
- Review the filled application for any errors or missing information.
- Submit the application using the online form as instructed.
- Step 4: Confirmation
- Receive confirmation of submission from JEDI, either via email or on the website.
- Retain confirmation details for future reference.
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info@jedinb.ca
1-506-444-5650