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FAQDD — Sustainable destination and concerted action — Component 2 - Support for the implementation of projects arising from a participative and concerted approach within the destination to promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to the context of climate change.

Q: What are FAQDD — Sustainable destination and concerted action — Component 2 - Support for the implementation of projects arising from a participative and concerted approach within the destination to promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to the context of climate change.'s eligibility criterias?

Open to Quebec-based businesses involved in tourism. Projects must result from a participative and concerted approach within the destination. The project must promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to climate change.

Last Update: July 22, 2025

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Supports collaborative sustainable tourism projects addressing climate change

FAQDD — Sustainable destination and concerted action — Component 2 - Support for the implementation of projects arising from a participative and concerted approach within the destination to promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to the context of climate change. at a glance

Eligible Funding

No Condition

Timeline

Closing date : October 30, 2023

Financing Type

Grant and Funding

Eligible Industries

All industries

Grant Providers

Fonds d'action Québécois pour le développement durable (FAQDD)

Status

Closed

Overview of the FAQDD — Sustainable destination and concerted action — Component 2 - Support for the implementation of projects arising from a participative and concerted approach within the destination to promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to the context of climate change. program

The FAQDD — Sustainable Destination and Concerted Action - Component 2 grant provides up to $7.4 million in funding to support collaborative, innovative projects that promote responsible and sustainable tourism adapted to climate change. The program funds the implementation of initiatives resulting from participative approaches, focusing on reducing environmental impact, fostering local economic benefits, and enhancing tourism resilience within Quebec’s communities.

Financing terms and conditions

Total funding envelope of $7.4 million available for projects until March 31, 2025.

Eligible projects & activities

Implementation of collaborative projects that promote responsible and sustainable tourism adapted to climate change within local destinations.
Development of tourism initiatives that involve community stakeholders to create innovative, environmentally friendly, and socially beneficial tourism offers.
Projects focused on preserving natural heritage and cultural vitality in partnership with local and Indigenous communities.
Implementation of solutions that encourage sustainable mobility, low-carbon transportation, and local purchasing to promote economic retention in host communities.
Initiatives that aim to extend the tourism season and diversify experiences to enhance regional resilience and reduce seasonality.

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 1,150,000

Indigenous-led eco-guided tour program for forest conservation

$ 2,250,000

Creation of a bike trail network linking local heritage sites

$ 1,200,000

Pilot of an electric shuttle service for eco-conscious tourists

Eligibility criteria of the FAQDD — Sustainable destination and concerted action — Component 2 - Support for the implementation of projects arising from a participative and concerted approach within the destination to promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to the context of climate change. program

The applicant must be a business, organization, municipal entity, or Indigenous community.
The project must result from a participative and collaborative process involving relevant stakeholders within the community, MRC, or region.
The project must promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to the context of climate change.
The project must include an evaluation component addressing environmental, economic, and social impacts, along with dissemination of results.

Who is eligible?

Businesses involved in tourism
Organizations operating in the tourism sector
Municipal entities
Indigenous communities

Eligible geographic areas

Quebec

How to apply to the FAQDD — Sustainable destination and concerted action — Component 2 - Support for the implementation of projects arising from a participative and concerted approach within the destination to promote responsible, sustainable tourism adapted to the context of climate change. program

Identify an eligible project

Identify a project promoting responsible and sustainable tourism within your community or region
Ensure the project stems from a participative and concerted approach among stakeholders

Demonstrate stakeholder concertation

Demonstrate the engagement of community or regional stakeholders
Show that innovative solutions beyond standard practices are integrated

Prepare and complete application

Prepare a detailed project proposal including objectives and innovative approaches
Include a plan for evaluating project impact (environmental, economic, social)
Outline the dissemination strategy for results and lessons learned

Submit the application

Submit the completed project proposal before the announced deadline
Ensure all required documents and proofs of stakeholder engagement are included

Additional information

The program supported collaborative and participatory approaches designed to foster sustainable tourism in response to climate change.
Applicants were expected to demonstrate strong community or regional stakeholder engagement in their projects.
Projects required a project evaluation component, including reporting on environmental, economic, and social impacts, as well as sharing results publicly.
This initiative was funded under the Quebec government's action plans for responsible tourism and green economy via the Ministry of Tourism and the Fonds d’électrification et de changements climatiques.