How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Wildlife Damage Compensation Program?

Wildlife Damage Compensation Program is funded by Government of New Brunswick, Aquaculture and Fisheries (NB), Department of Agriculture

What are Wildlife Damage Compensation Program's eligibility criterias?

The program is open to individuals or businesses who have suffered financial losses due to wildlife damage. Applicants must provide evidence of the damage incurred and its impact on financial loss.

Wildlife Damage Compensation Program

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NB, Canada

Compensation for New Brunswick crop or livestock loss

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Partnering and Collaboration

Grant and Funding

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Government of New Brunswick
Aquaculture and Fisheries (NB)
Department of Agriculture

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Farmers who have made reasonable efforts to limit wildlife damage from occurring may be eligible for compensation for loss of livestock or crop due to wildlife.

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$ 240,000

Research and development of a clean technology for recycling plastics

$ 150,000

Piloting a solar energy project aimed at sustainable energy solutions at Calgary's community centers

$ 175,000

Developing a green roof initiative to reduce urban heat

$ 280,000

Innovative project to create biogas from agricultural waste

$ 200,000

Developing a sustainable wind energy project to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

$ 220,000

Pilot project testing biofuel solutions for public transportation

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Eligibility criteria for this grant:

Applicant must be a registered business in New Brunswick.
Applicant must have a specific project or initiative that aligns with the grant's focus areas.
Applicant must demonstrate financial need and a clear plan for the grant funds.

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This grant targets service-oriented projects that demonstrate potential for economic impact and community development. The evaluation and selection criteria focus on various aspects of project feasibility and benefit.

Economic Impact: Projects that contribute to economic growth and job creation. (25 points)
Community Benefit: Initiatives that provide substantial benefits to the local community. (20 points)
Innovation: Projects that introduce new approaches, technologies, or services. (15 points)
Sustainability: Proposals that incorporate sustainable practices and long-term viability. (15 points)
Project Feasibility: Assessment of the realistic implementation of the project within the proposed timeline and budget. (25 points)

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Some types of companies may not be eligible for this grant. These could include:

Non-profit organizations
Businesses operating outside of New Brunswick

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This grant supports various projects aimed at enhancing economic growth and community services in New Brunswick. It focuses on supporting innovative business models, improving service delivery, and fostering local economic development through targeted initiatives.

Projects that facilitate the development and expansion of local businesses.
Initiatives that improve public service delivery and accessibility.
Programs that support workforce development and training.
Community initiatives that promote economic diversification and resilience.
Collaborative projects that address regional economic challenges and opportunities.

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The Wildlife Damage Compensation Program is administered by the Government of New Brunswick. Based on the administering body, it is likely focused on supporting areas within New Brunswick.

Areas within the province of New Brunswick, Canada.

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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The evaluation and selection criteria include:

Alignment with program objectives
Demonstrated need for funding
Feasibility and sustainability of the project
Organizational capacity to deliver on the project
Potential economic impact

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

The funding agreement may include requirements for follow-up evaluations after the project completion to assess long-term impacts.
Applicants may be invited for an interview or presentation as part of the evaluation process.
Special consideration may be given to projects that align with provincial economic development priorities.
Successful applicants will be required to acknowledge the Government of New Brunswick's support in any promotional materials.