Nunavut Arts Program

• Maximum financial contribution of $50,000 per project, subject to available funding.
• Government liability is strictly limited to the amount of funding awarded.
• Payments are made in two installments as established in the Conditional Contribution Agreement.
• Funding is awarded once per fiscal year, with the reporting period from April 1 to March 31.

• The applicant must be an individual, non-profit organization, or municipal corporation.
• The applicant must be involved in the promotion, creation, presentation, appreciation, and/or study of the arts in Nunavut.
• The proposed project must support the development and enhancement of the arts in Nunavut.

Who is eligible?

• Non-profit organizations involved in the arts
• Municipal corporations engaged in arts initiatives

Eligible expenses

• No specific details on eligible expenses are provided in the available information.

Eligible geographic areas

• Nunavut

• Comprehensiveness and clarity of the project proposal.
• Detailed outline of project objectives.
• Plausibility and completeness of the proposed budget, including revenues and expenditures.
• Realism of the timeline for project completion.

• Funding proposals are reviewed once per year by a Working Group chaired by the Grants and Contributions Administrative Officer.
• If a project requires urgent assessment outside the normal review period, the Director of Heritage may approve or reject proposals directly.
• Recipients must submit an achievement report comparing project outcomes to initial expectations indicated in their proposal.
• The reporting period for funded projects is from April 1 to March 31 of each fiscal year.