How much funding can be received?

<p>This grant program aims to support collective initiatives that enhance the integration, professionalization, and skill development of Canadian music artists and entrepreneurs, with a funding cap of $75,000 per project. Eligible activities include professionalization services, structuring projects, workshops, and other activities that contribute to the development of the Canadian music industry.</p>

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This grant focuses on the enhancement of skills development in the music industry. The eligible projects or activities emphasize technical training, digital strategy implementation, and career advancement opportunities for artists and industry professionals.

Workshops and training sessions aimed at enhancing technical skills in music production and performance.
Programs offering digital marketing and social media strategy training for artists.
Mentorship and networking programs connecting emerging artists with industry leaders.
Development of resources and tools to support career planning and professional growth.

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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's profile and proposed activities.

The applicant must be an event or organization based in Quebec, or part of the Canadian Francophonie.
The applicant must be a non-profit organization with recognized expertise in training and development within the targeted clienteles.
The applicant must be Canadian.
The artists and/or music entrepreneurs targeted in the application must be Canadian.
If the project involves artists early in their career, they do not need to have released a sound recording but must show how the project aids in their professional integration.
The project must not include any elements that contain violence, sexual exploitation, obscene, indecent, pornographic, hateful, defamatory, or illegal materials.
The applicant must not be in default of payment.
The applicant must provide all required documents to create a master file, including financial statements that meet prevailing standards if not already submitted.

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Eligible applicants for this grant include Quebec events or organizations and Canadian Francophonie organizations, specifically targeting nonprofit organizations renowned for their expertise in training and professional development for targeted audiences. Additionally, applications can come from individuals associated with international partner events under the "Événement à l'international" program, which aims to enhance the presence of Canadian music artists and entrepreneurs abroad.

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This grant does not provide specific information about ineligible companies or industries based on the context provided. Only qualified entities may apply as per detailed eligibility criteria, but restrictions on ineligibility are not explicitly stated.

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The grant covers specific expenses directly related to the implementation and successful execution of the music industry projects.

Direct costs related to organizing and implementing the project, as well as those related to the participation of selected artists and entrepreneurs.
Accommodation: Eligible at a maximum of $150 per night in Canada and $300 per night abroad at commercial establishments.
Transport: Economy class airfare (along with carbon credits costs), superior class train and bus tickets if available, and intermediate series car rental costs including fuel.
Use of a personal vehicle at $0.55 per kilometer (for applications submitted after May 9, 2024) or $0.50 per kilometer for earlier submissions.
Per diem allowances at a maximum reimbursable rate of $100 per day, covering meals, local transportation, and incidentals during travel or stay.

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The evaluation and selection of projects for this grant are based on specific criteria designed to assess the expertise of the applicant, the quality of the project, its pertinence, and its potential impact on the Canadian music industry.

Expertise of the applicant in delivering training and professional development activities for the targeted clients.
Quality and relevance of the project regarding the artists and/or music entrepreneurs targeted.
The added value of the project compared to current offerings in the market.
Knowledge of established and emerging music export markets relevant to francophone vocal music development, where applicable.
Prioritization of projects involving or targeting artists from minority groups as part of public diversity and inclusion policies.
Financial capability of the applicant to complete the project successfully.

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Step 1: Verify Eligibility
Ensure your organization is a non-profit with recognized expertise in supporting Canadian artists and entrepreneurs in music.
Confirm the project involves Canadian citizens and meets additional eligibility criteria.
Step 2: Prepare Application Materials
Complete the necessary Excel forms: Declarations, Project, Budget-Bilan, and Participants.
Gather additional documents like the previous year's annual report if applicable.
Prepare descriptions of non-funded sound recordings if requested.
Step 3: Submit Application
Name your application file appropriately (Applicant – Project – DC).
Email the completed application to inscription@musicaction.ca by the deadline.
Ensure all required documents are included to avoid it being considered incomplete.
Step 4: Await Confirmation and Accept Terms
Wait for an acceptance decision from Musicaction.
Upon acceptance, review and accept the terms including any contract requirements.
Step 5: Funding and Project Execution
Receive the initial funding installment after contract signing.
Execute the project within 12 months as per the approved budget and framework.
Modify the project only with prior approval from Musicaction.
Step 6: Submit Completion Report
Complete and submit a comprehensive completion report within 3 months after the project's conclusion.
Include detailed financial statements and participant evaluations if requested.
Keep original financial documents for five years for potential audits.

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

All promotional materials related to the project must clearly display the MUSICACTION logo and Canada wordmark, with priority if space and circumstances allow.
Full post-project financial documentation must be submitted within three months after the activity ends to complete the grant requirements.
Recipients should keep original invoices and payment proofs for five years and be ready to provide them upon request.
The grant allows for 75% of the total amount to be disbursed up front upon contract signing, with the remainder contingent upon project completion analysis.
Inappropriate expenditure claims, such as those paid in cash, are inadmissible, and any non-eligible claims will be deducted from the final settlement.
Applicants must provide survey results from participants if requested, to demonstrate the project's impact.