
MRC Kamouraska — Regional Outreach Support Program (FRR-1)
Last Update: July 22, 2025
QC, Canada
Bas-Saint-Laurent regional development support for eligible projects
At a glance
Eligible Funding
- Max. $50,000
- Up to 50% of project cost
Timeline
- Open Date : September 1, 2023
- Closing date : August 1, 2024
Financing Type
Grant and Funding
Eligible Industries
- Accommodation and food services
Funds Providers
Unspecified
Program status
Closed
Overview
The Programme de soutien au rayonnement des régions (FRR-1) in Bas-Saint-Laurent aims to foster an integrated approach to local and regional development by supporting projects that address issues in the accommodation sector, providing a maximum funding of $50,000. This grant is available to all eligible applicants except private financial enterprises and financial cooperatives, with varying support rates depending on the type of organization.
Financing terms and conditions
The MRC Kamouraska — Regional Outreach Support Program (FRR-1) offers financial assistance to support local and regional development initiatives. The financing modalities are structured to enhance project viability and maximize the impact of the allocated funds.
- Funding is available for projects with a total cost of $50,000 or more.
- For private enterprises, co-financing is offered at 50% of the project cost, up to a maximum of $50,000.
- For non-profit organizations and other eligible entities, co-financing covers 80% of the project cost, up to a maximum of $50,000.
- The maximum non-repayable financial aid per project is determined based on the project cost as per the outlined funding rates.
- Only one project per promoter may benefit from financial aid at a time, contingent upon fund availability.
- The final funding decision is subject to approval by the regional project selection committee.
Activities funded
This grant focuses on supporting regional outreach and development activities, specifically targeting accommodation-related issues. It aims to complement existing funding streams to create a cohesive regional development strategy.
- Projects that address accommodation challenges in the region.
- Initiatives that integrate local and regional development efforts.
Eligibility
Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's type and the project's characteristics.
- The applicant is ineligible if it is a private company in the financial sector or a financial cooperative.
- The project must have a minimum cost of $50,000 to be considered eligible.
- The funding request should not exceed 50% of the project costs for private companies, with a maximum funding limit of $50,000.
- The funding request should not exceed 80% of the project costs for non-profit organizations and other eligible entities, with a maximum funding limit of $50,000.
- The promoter can only benefit from funding for one project at a time.
Who is eligible?
Any applicant is eligible for this financial aid except private businesses in the financial sector and financial cooperatives. The maximum aid recommended per project, where the MRC is not the promoter, is $50,000. Eligible sectors are activities affected by accommodation issues.
Who is not eligible
This grant excludes certain financial sector entities due to their status or main activity. The restrictions ensure the funds support development rather than financial services businesses.
- Private companies within the financial sector.
- Financial cooperatives.
Eligible expenses
The eligible expenses for this grant include costs directly necessary for the implementation and success of the project in the specified sector.
- Expenditures required to address lodging issues directly impacted by the project.
- Costs associated with developing or enhancing infrastructure facilities related to the project.
- Salaries and wages for staff directly working on the project, excluding administrative staff of financial cooperatives.
- Professional and technical services necessary for project development and implementation.
- Materials and supplies directly tied to the execution of the project goal.
- Travel expenses essential for the execution and completion of the project.
- Publicity and promotional costs focused on project-related outcomes.
Eligible geographic areas
This grant supports projects specifically within the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, focusing on leveraging regional development through the MRC system.
- MRC de Kamouraska
- Other MRCs within the Bas-Saint-Laurent region
Selection criteria
The evaluation and selection of projects for this grant are determined by a technical committee using a specific analysis grid to assess project submissions.
How to apply
1
Eligibility Check
- Confirm that you do not belong to the financial or cooperative financial sector.
- Ensure that the cost of your project is at least $50,000 to be eligible.
2
Consultation with the Territorial Development Service
- Contact the Territorial Development Service of the MRC of Kamouraska for support.
- Gather all the required information for the preliminary eligibility analysis.
3
Preparation of submission documents
- Write a project proposal mentioning the targeted sector, specifically the activities affected by hosting.
- Prepare a detailed project budget showing costs and funding request.
4
Pre-analysis by the MAMH
Submit your project for a pre-analysis of eligibility by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH).
5
Submission of the application
Send the request and the required documentation to the technical committee for evaluation.
6
Reception of feedback
Receive the recommendations from the technical committee after the evaluation of your project.
7
Confirmation of fund allocation
A regional project selection committee determines the final amount of financial aid awarded based on the availability of funds.
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