REGI — Jobs and Growth Fund — CED (QC) — Not-for-profit
- Receipt of requests is now closed
Overview
If your not-for-profit business is working on a project to transition to a green economy, foster an inclusive recovery, become more competitive and create jobs for Canadians, you could get a non-repayable contribution for up to 90% of the project’s cost.
At a glance
Funding available
- Increase performance through digital transformation
- Access new markets
- Up to 50% of project cost
- Receipt of requests is now closed
Eligible candidates
- All industries
- Quebec
- Non-profit
- Public or Parapublic institution
- For-profit business
- Non-financial cooperative
- All revenue ranges
- All organization sizes
- All groups
- Environment
- Economic, Social and Community Development
- Employment and Training
- Business Associations
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Young adults
- Indigenous peoples
- New immigrants & refugees
- People with disabilities
- Women & girls
- LGBTQ+ community
- Rural / Remote communities
- Business owners / entrepreneurs
- Nonprofits / charities
- Minority groups
- All structures
- Local
- Regional
- Provincial
- National
Next Steps
Activities funded
The grant supports activities that facilitate economic growth through innovation and inclusion. Projects focus on transitioning to a green economy, fostering equity, enhancing digital capabilities, and reinforcing critical sectors for resilient growth.
- Transition to a green economy by developing and adopting clean technologies.
- Collaborating with organizations to establish green regional clusters.
- Supporting inclusive economic recovery by aiding underrepresented business groups.
- Boosting SME competitiveness through digital and technological solution adoption.
- Enhancing sectors essential to Canada's growth, such as food production and biomanufacturing.
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
Eligible applicants for the Jobs and Growth Fund in Quebec include businesses such as co-operatives, not-for-profit organizations, community economic development partners, and Indigenous-led organizations or businesses. These groups are encouraged to apply if they engage in activities related to the transition to a green economy, foster inclusivity in economic recovery, enhance competitiveness through digital adoption, or strengthen capacity in critical sectors for Canada's recovery and growth.
Who is not eligible
Some types of companies are not eligible for this grant if they do not meet the specific criteria. The following types are not eligible:
- Companies that do not support the transition to a green economy
- Companies that do not contribute to fostering an inclusive recovery
- Companies that do not prioritize digital adoption for future-proofing
- Companies that do not strengthen capacity in critical sectors for Canada's recovery and growth
Eligible expenses
This grant supports diverse initiatives focused on sustaining economic growth, digital transformation, and inclusivity within various sectors. The eligible projects aim at transitioning to a green economy, fostering an inclusive economy, enhancing competitiveness, and fortifying critical sectors.
- Activities that support the transition to a green economy, including the adoption of clean technology and developing green regional clusters.
- Initiatives that foster an inclusive recovery by increasing participation of underrepresented groups in the economy.
- Projects that help SMEs through digital adoption, enhancing productivity with technological solutions.
- Strengthening capacity in critical sectors like food production and medical supplies through supply chain adaptation and market expansion.
Eligible geographic areas
This grant is specifically designed for regions within Quebec, as it is administered by Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED). It aims to enhance the local economy by addressing the economic impacts of COVID-19 through strategic investments.
- All regions within the province of Quebec.
Additional information
Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- The funding is part of a larger $700 million national initiative.
- Up to $70 million is reserved specifically for businesses established after January 2020.
- Contributions for Indigenous recipients can cover up to 100 percent of eligible costs without repayment.