N.B. Indigenous Agriculture Development Program
NB, Canada
Funds for Indigenous agricultural businesses in NB
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- grant_single|noCondition
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- grant_single|timelineUnspecified
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Grant and Funding
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
- Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
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- Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP)
- Government of New Brunswick
- Aquaculture and Fisheries (NB)
- Department of Agriculture
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grant_card_status|open
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Get financial assistance for your Indigenous agriculture project (including farming and local foods) and for developing new and existing markets.
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Higher levels of funding are offered to Indigenous Projects that demonstrate viable, profitable, or sustainable business opportunities. The funding terms are designed to be flexible, accommodating the specific needs of Indigenous initiatives.
- Funding levels may exceed usual limits based on project merit.
- The minimum cost-share amounts may be waived for Indigenous applicants, based on individual project circumstances.
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This grant supports endeavors aimed at enhancing the agricultural sector through strategic planning, skills advancement, and innovative practices. The eligible projects focus on business development, market access, and research initiatives.
- Creating business plans and financial strategies for Indigenous farms.
- Developing technical and leadership skills for effective farm management.
- Supporting organizational strategic direction for Indigenous agricultural entities.
- Engaging in risk management and food safety initiatives.
- Participating in agricultural research and innovation projects.
- Accessing and expanding market opportunities for Indigenous agriculture products.
- Advancing agri-food processing techniques and capabilities.
- Improving health and quality in crop and livestock sectors.
- Enhancing accessibility and quality of agricultural land.
- Implementing beneficial management practices.
- Participating in resilient agricultural landscapes programs.
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$ 75,000
Developing a farm-to-table program to connect local farmers with urban markets
$ 65,000
Establishing a community-supported agriculture program for Indigenous farmers
$ 60,000
Implementing a crop rotation system for better soil health in traditional lands of Thunder Bay
$ 50,000
Raising awareness about resilient agricultural landscapes
$ 90,000
Market development for Indigenous agri-food products
$ 120,000
Enhancing livestock genetic quality through advanced breeding techniques
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The eligibility criteria for the Indigenous Agriculture Development Program specify who can apply for the grant funding.
- The applicant must be an Indigenous individual, community or government, including a band or tribal council.
- The applicant can also be a government of a self-governing First Nation.
- Eligible entities include Indigenous for-profit or not-for-profit corporations, associations, cooperatives or institutions.
- Other eligible applicants are Indigenous businesses, partnerships or joint ventures in the Province of New Brunswick.
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The New Brunswick Indigenous Agriculture Development Program is open to any Indigenous individual, community or government, including a band or tribal council, government of a self-governing First Nation, Indigenous for-profit or not-for-profit corporation, association, cooperative or institution, or other Indigenous business, partnership or joint ventures in the Province of New Brunswick. All applications are reviewed based on their eligibility and merit.
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Some types of companies are not eligible for the New Brunswick Indigenous Agriculture Development Program grant. The grant is not available to non-Indigenous individuals or organizations, and non-Indigenous for-profit corporations.
- Non-Indigenous individuals or communities
- Non-Indigenous for-profit corporations
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This grant offers support for Indigenous projects that advance agricultural development and sustainability. Eligible activities include business planning, skills development, and market expansion within the agricultural sector.
- Business Planning, Skills Development and Agriculture Education for Indigenous farmers.
- Support for Indigenous agricultural producer associations in strategic planning.
- Training and skill development for members of agricultural organizations.
- Risk Management and Food Safety initiatives.
- Support for Enabling Agricultural Research and Innovation.
- Market Development and Access activities.
- Advancing Agri-Food Processing projects.
- Initiatives aimed at Improving Crop and Livestock Health and Quality.
- Crop and Livestock Sector Development projects.
- Livestock Genetic Enhancement activities.
- Enhancing accessibility and management of agricultural land.
- Implementing Beneficial Management Practices.
- Contributions towards Resilient Agricultural Landscapes.
grant_eligibility_criteria|zone
This program is designed for eligible Indigenous entities operating within a specific geographical area. The region specified for eligibility aligns with the program's aim to support the local agricultural industry.
- Province of New Brunswick, Canada.
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for the Indigenous Agriculture Development Program. The criteria include:
- Eligibility of the applicant as Indigenous individuals, communities, or organizations in New Brunswick
- Merit-based review of applications
- Demonstration of viable, profitable, or sustainable business opportunities
- Potential for successful agriculture projects
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- Step 1: Identify Relevant Program
- Review the categories of the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership programs to identify which program aligns with your agricultural project.
- Consider areas such as Business Planning, Skills Development, Risk Management, or Market Development as potential options.
- Step 2: Gather Application Materials
- Acquire the applicable program application form from the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership.
- Compile necessary information and documentation to support your application, such as business plans, financial forecasts, and project outlines.
- Step 3: Prepare Application
- Complete the program application form, ensuring to state that you are an Indigenous applicant.
- Include details about your project’s viability, profitability, and sustainability as applicable.
- Step 4: Consultation
- Contact Nicole Williams, Business Growth Executive Lead, for guidance and to resolve any queries regarding the application process.
- Step 5: Submit Application
- Submit your completed application form and all supporting documents to the designated contact or through the specified portal.
- Ensure submission is completed before the deadline.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- Higher funding levels may be available for Indigenous projects that demonstrate viable, profitable, or sustainable business opportunities.
- Minimum cost-share amounts may be waived for Indigenous applications based on the project's merit and circumstances, as determined by the review team.
- There is no specific application form for the Indigenous Agriculture Development Program; applicants should use the applicable forms from the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership and specify their Indigenous status.
- The program's contact person is Nicole Williams, who can be reached for further information and guidance on the application process.
- Other related programs under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership may also be applicable to Indigenous applicants, expanding the potential for funding opportunities.
- The Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries staff are available to provide assistance on program details, eligibility, and application guidance.
grant_single_labels|contact
nicole.williams@gnb.ca
506-476-9359
