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Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program

Q: Who is eligible for the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program program?

To be eligible for the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program program, you must: Support farmers or processors; align with priorities; non-profit status.

Q: Who can I contact for more information about the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program?

You can contact Canadian Agricultural Partnership, Government of British Columbia, Government of Canada.

Q: Where is the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program available?

The Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program program is available the province of British Columbia.

Q: Is the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program is a Grant and Funding

Q: Who are the financial supporters of the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program?

Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program is funded by Canadian Agricultural Partnership, Government of British Columbia, Government of Canada

Last Update: February 4, 2026

BC, Canada

Supports knowledge transfer and innovation in BC agriculture

Grant and Funding

Canadian Agricultural Partnership, Government of British Columbia, Government of Canada

Processing And Agreement

Other info

At a glance

Funding available

Financing goals

Integrate new technologies

Develop strategic partnerships

Research and experimental development

Eligible Funding

No Condition

Timeline

Closing date : September 30, 2022

Eligible candidates

Eligible Industries

All industries

Location

British Columbia

Legal structures

Non-profit

Annual revenue

All revenue ranges

Organisation size

All organization sizes

Audience

All groups

Non-profit candidates

Sector of operation

All industries

Target groups

All the groups

Revenue structures

All structures

Scope

All dimensions

Overview

Boosting Agricultural Innovation through Strategic Funding

This program provides targeted financial support to organizations involved in the British Columbia agricultural sector, emphasizing the transfer of knowledge, skills, and technological advancements. It aims to enhance the sector's sustainability and competitiveness by supporting activities such as expert-led seminars, hands-on training, field research trials, and regenerative practices demonstrations. These activities are essential for adapting to environmental challenges, improving productivity, and fostering sustainable farming methods.

Comprehensive Insight into the Funding Program and Its Impacts

In the context of the agricultural industry in British Columbia, this funding initiative plays a pivotal role in facilitating innovative practices and educational exchanges among key stakeholders. The program targets nonprofit entities, producer organizations, and food processors committed to advancing sustainability and technological adoption. With support ranging up to $7,500, recipients are empowered to organize and execute projects that bolster local expertise, promote regenerative agriculture, and support climate resilience initiatives. The program’s strategic focus aligns with provincial priorities such as climate action, regenerative agriculture, labour practices, and technological development, aiming to foster a dynamic environment conducive to sustainable growth. Activities eligible for funding include organizing conferences, conducting research trials, farm tours, and workshops that provide practical, hands-on learning experiences. These initiatives are critical for building capacity among farmers and processors, enabling them to better navigate environmental challenges, adapt to market requirements, and implement cutting-edge agricultural techniques. By encouraging collaboration, innovation, and practical skill development, the program seeks to strengthen the resilience of British Columbia’s agricultural economy and promote sustainable practices that benefit the environment and local communities. Recipients of this funding are expected to demonstrate the potential impact of their projects, alignment with strategic goals, and effective resource management to ensure maximum benefit for the sector and society at large.

Activities funded

Conducting conferences and community meetings
Organizing farm tours and research trials
Providing hands-on workshops and technology training
Implementing regenerative agriculture practices

Examples of admissible projects:

Development of an automated irrigation system using new sensor technology

Workshops on regenerative agriculture practices with practical demonstrations

Documents Needed

- Detailed project proposal
- Budget outline
- Organizational registration documents
- Supporting letters if applicable

Eligibility

The applicant must support farmers and food processors
Projects should align with strategic priorities, such as climate action or innovation
The applicant must be a not-for-profit or similar organization

Who is eligible?

Not-for-profit organizations supporting agricultural producers
Food processors and related organizations

Who is not eligible

For-profit businesses without supporting non-profit status
Organizations outside British Columbia

Eligible expenses

Funds for activities like conferences, events, farm tours, research trials, and workshops

Ineligible Costs and Activities

Activities outside the project timeframe
Unrelated activities not focused on agriculture or food processing
Activities that do not involve practical or applied knowledge transfer

Eligible geographic areas

British Columbia

Selection criteria

Relevance and potential impact of the project
Alignment with strategic priorities (climate action, innovation)
Feasibility and clarity of the project plan
Demonstrated ability to carry out the activities

How to apply

Register on the funding portal or platformPrepare and complete the application form with all supporting documentsSubmit the application before the deadlineAwait review and notification of the decisionSign the funding agreement if approved

Processing and Agreement

The application undergoes review for eligibility and alignment with program priorities.
Successful applicants receive notification and sign a funding agreement.
Reimbursements are processed after approval and upon submission of required reports.

Additional information

- The program encourages collaboration among different stakeholders in the agriculture and food sectors to foster knowledge sharing.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.

What is the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program?

Boosting Agricultural Innovation through Strategic Funding This program provides targeted financial support to organizations involved in the British Columbia agricultural sector, emphasizing the transfer of knowledge, skills, and technological advancements. It aims to enhance the sector's sustainability and competitiveness by supporting activities such as expert-led seminars, hands-on training, field research trials, and regenerative practices demonstrations. These activities are essential for adapting to environmental challenges, improving productivity, and fostering sustainable farming methods. Comprehensive Insight into the Funding Program and Its Impacts In the context of the agricultural industry in British Columbia, this funding initiative plays a pivotal role in facilitating innovative practices and educational exchanges among key stakeholders. The program targets nonprofit entities, producer organizations, and food processors committed to advancing sustainability and technological adoption. With support ranging up to $7,500, recipients are empowered to organize and execute projects that bolster local expertise, promote regenerative agriculture, and support climate resilience initiatives. The program’s strategic focus aligns with provincial priorities such as climate action, regenerative agriculture, labour practices, and technological development, aiming to foster a dynamic environment conducive to sustainable growth. Activities eligible for funding include organizing conferences, conducting research trials, farm tours, and workshops that provide practical, hands-on learning experiences. These initiatives are critical for building capacity among farmers and processors, enabling them to better navigate environmental challenges, adapt to market requirements, and implement cutting-edge agricultural techniques. By encouraging collaboration, innovation, and practical skill development, the program seeks to strengthen the resilience of British Columbia’s agricultural economy and promote sustainable practices that benefit the environment and local communities. Recipients of this funding are expected to demonstrate the potential impact of their projects, alignment with strategic goals, and effective resource management to ensure maximum benefit for the sector and society at large.