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- grant_single|openingDateNovember 30, 2022
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Other Support
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- Réseau des SADC et CAE
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Contact a SADC or CAE network advisor in your region to discuss your business project, for technical assistance or funding.
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There are projects and activities eligible for this grant. The SADC and CAE support innovative projects and businesses in Quebec to promote economic development in the region.
- Business development initiatives
- Innovative projects
- Support for local businesses
- Strategic planning assistance
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$25,000
Montreal
Establish a community garden to improve local food security
$28,000
Halifax
Create a sustainability education program for schools
$28,000
Vancouver
Launch a digital literacy program for seniors
$75,000
Calgary
Expand a daycare center to accommodate more children
$45,000
Ottawa
Develop a mobile app to assist tourists in navigating Ottawa’s cultural landmarks
$35,000
Toronto
Implement an e-commerce platform for local artisans
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There are eligible types of companies for this grant.
- Start-ups and small businesses
- Social enterprises
- Non-profit organizations
- Community projects
- Innovative projects
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There are eligible expenses for this grant which include:
- Costs associated with project implementation
- Salaries for project team members
- Materials and supplies directly related to the project
- Travel expenses for project activities
- Consulting fees for specialized services
- Training costs for project development
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The evaluation and selection criteria include:
- Alignment with the grant's objectives and priorities
- Demonstrated need and impact of the project
- Feasibility and sustainability of the proposed activities
- Capacity and capability of the organization or individual applying
- Potential for collaboration and leverage of resources
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Grant Summary:
The SADC (Société d'Aide au Développement des Collectivités) and CAE (Centre d'Assistance aux Entreprises) network in Quebec consists of 67 organizations that have been dedicated to fostering economic development in the region for over 40 years. With over 400 professionals and 600 volunteers, they support innovative projects and businesses to create thriving communities.
Grant Details:
The SADC and CAE network in Quebec is a vital resource for entrepreneurs and community projects seeking financial and technical assistance. With 57 SADC offices and 10 CAE centers strategically located across the province, they provide personalized support to over 10,000 businesses and local initiatives annually.
These organizations offer a range of services including financing, consulting, training, and networking opportunities to help businesses grow and succeed. By collaborating with the SADC and CAE network, entrepreneurs can access valuable resources to drive innovation, job creation, and sustainable economic development in Quebec's regions.
Furthermore, the SADC and CAE network actively engages with diverse stakeholders to address economic challenges, promote entrepreneurship, and enhance the competitiveness of local businesses. Through partnerships with government agencies, financial institutions, and industry associations, the network fosters a supportive ecosystem for business growth and community prosperity.
Entrepreneurs and project leaders interested in leveraging the resources and expertise of the SADC and CAE network can connect with their nearest office to explore funding options, business development opportunities, and tailored solutions to support their ventures. Whether launching a new startup, expanding an existing business, or initiating a community project, the SADC and CAE network serves as a catalyst for sustainable growth and innovation in Quebec.
In conclusion, the SADC and CAE network's commitment to empowering local entrepreneurs, fostering economic resilience, and driving regional development underscores its importance as a cornerstone of Quebec's economic landscape. By delivering impactful programs and services, these organizations contribute significantly to building vibrant and prosperous communities across the province.
