How much funding can be received?

Funds up to 10000% of admissible expenses.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Regional Development Fund — Community Capacity Building?

Regional Development Fund — Community Capacity Building is funded by Department of Industry, Energy and Technology (NL), Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Regional Development Fund — Community Capacity Building

Q: What are Regional Development Fund — Community Capacity Building's eligibility criterias?

The applicant must be a not-for-profit organization involved in economic development. Eligible entities include regional economic development associations, municipalities, industry/sector groups, and educational institutions. The organization must have a clear link to regional economic and business development.

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Financial support for training in Newfoundland and Labrador

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Department of Industry, Energy and Technology (NL)
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

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Non-repayable contributions up to $10,000 for training support relating to economic and business development.

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This grant defines its financing modalities through non-repayable contributions structured to support regional and provincial organizations in building capacity for economic development.

The program offers a non-repayable contribution of up to $5,000 annually to regional organizations.
Provincial organizations can receive a non-repayable contribution of up to $10,000 per year.

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This program supports projects that enhance regional economic planning and development through skill-building and capacity enhancement. The activities eligible for this grant aim to strengthen organizational capabilities and foster effective collaboration and governance.

Conducting strategic and economic proposal writing workshops.
Facilitating project management and opportunity identification sessions.
Organizing modules on relationship building and public participation techniques.
Hosting conflict management and group dynamics seminars.
Providing training on organizational governance and board orientation.
Offering sessions on financial management and risk management strategies.
Developing leadership and motivational frameworks within community organizations.

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$ 9,500

Development of strategic planning initiative for a local co-operative

$ 10,000

Capacity building through project management training for a non-profit

$ 6,000

Capacity building and project management training

$ 5,000

Strategic planning for renewable energy initiatives

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Eligibility for this grant requires the applicant to meet specific organization-related criteria.

The applicant must be a not-for-profit economic development organization.
Eligible entities include regional economic development associations, municipalities, industry/sector groups, educational institutions, and community-based organizations involved in economic development.

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Funding is available to not-for-profit economic development organizations. This includes regional economic development associations, municipalities, industry/sector groups, educational institutions, and any other community-based organizations involved in economic development.

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This grant is specifically designed for not-for-profit economic development organizations and specifies no particular exclusions for certain types of companies or industries. Therefore, without more detailed information, we cannot provide a list of those who cannot apply.

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This grant supports projects and activities that build capacity within community-based economic development organizations, enabling them to effectively contribute to regional economic planning and development. Eligible activities focus on enhancing crucial business skills and fostering collaborative partnerships.

Capacity building modules designed for strategic planning and proposal writing.
Project management sessions tailored for opportunity identification and management.
Workshops on relationship building and public participation to strengthen community involvement.
Training in conflict management and group dynamics to improve organizational environment.
Developing organizational skills through governance and board orientation seminars.
Sessions on leadership, motivation, and effective interpersonal communications.
Financial management and risk management workshops to ensure organizational sustainability.
Co-operative development sessions to promote collaborative economic models.

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The evaluation and selection of projects for the Community Capacity Building Program grant focus on the ability to meet the program's objectives and areas of strategic economic development.

Alignment with regional economic development and planning goals.
Engagement and strength of partnerships and collaborations proposed.
Effectiveness in addressing capacity building areas like strategy development, project management, or financial management.
Demonstrated need and potential impact on the community or sector.
Comprehensive approach towards community engagement and participation.

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Access Application Form

Visit the Regional Development Fund page.
Locate and download the application form and guidelines for the Community Capacity Building Program.

Review Eligibility & Guidelines

Ensure your organization is eligible as per the guidelines provided.
Familiarize yourself with the program objectives and eligible uses of the fund.

Complete Application Form

Fill in all required information in the application form, detailing how the funding will be used effectively.
Attach necessary documentation, such as proof of not-for-profit status, project outline, and budget plans.

Prepare Supporting Documents

Gather financial statements, letters of support, and any other substantial evidence that could strengthen your application.
Ensure all documents are up to date and aligned with the application requirements.

Submit Application

Submit the completed application form and supporting documents via the method specified in the guidelines.
Follow the instructions for electronic or physical submission as applicable.

Confirmation and Follow-up

Receive confirmation of application submission, ensuring to note any provided reference number.
Prepare to respond to any follow-up queries from the fund provider.

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

Funding is capped at specific amounts annually, and organizations are encouraged to plan accordingly regarding financial budgeting.
The program emphasizes the importance of partnerships and collaborations, suggesting that multi-organization applications may be viewed favorably.
The non-repayable contribution mechanism implies no financial obligation post-funding, but this is typically contingent on meeting project requirements and deliverables.
Successful applicants may be required to participate in promotional or knowledge-sharing activities.
The focus areas highlighted in the modules guide suggest areas of expertise enhancement available through this program, helping applicants tailor their projects to these competencies.
The contact information provided is a crucial resource for clarifications and ensuring the application aligns with program expectations.