Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub
Canada
Business support for women entrepreneurs in Canada
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Expert Advice
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- Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub
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Join a national resource platform and get access to financing, talent, networks and expertise to help start or grow your business.
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There are several projects and activities eligible for this grant:
- Training programs for women entrepreneurs
- Networking events to connect women entrepreneurs
- Mentorship programs to support women in business
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$40,000
Toronto
A training program for women entrepreneurs in Toronto focusing on digital marketing skills.
$25,000
Halifax
A networking event in Halifax to connect women agricultural entrepreneurs in the local food industry.
$50,000
Vancouver
A mentorship program in Vancouver aimed at supporting women-led tech startups.
$20,000
Montreal
Creating a website for a women's artisan co-op in Montreal to sell handmade products online.
$28,000
Calgary
Organizing a series of professional development workshops for women entrepreneurs in Calgary.
$36,000
Winnipeg
Launching a marketing campaign for a new women-led organic skincare startup in Winnipeg.
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Here are the eligibility criteria for this grant:
- Applicants must be women entrepreneurs or organizations that support women entrepreneurs.
- The grant is specifically designed to help women entrepreneurs easily connect and collaborate.
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Eligible companies for this grant must be majority owned by women and can include small, medium, and large businesses in Canada. Self-employed women entrepreneurs are also eligible for the grant.
- Majority owned by women
- Small, medium, and large businesses
- Self-employed women entrepreneurs
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Some companies may not be eligible for this grant due to specific restrictions. Eligibility criteria may vary, but typically, the following types of companies are not eligible:
- Non-profit organizations
- Government entities
- Companies outside the geographic scope
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Eligible expenses for this grant may include:
- Business supplies and equipment
- Marketing and advertising costs
- Professional development and training
- Website design and development
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There are specific geographic areas eligible for this grant:
- Canada
- Specific provinces or territories in Canada
- Indigenous communities in Canada
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:
- Alignment with grant objectives
- Demonstrated need for funding
- Capacity to carry out the proposed project
- Potential impact and sustainability
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Grant Summary:
This grant aims to support women entrepreneurs by providing a free online platform for easy collaboration and connection with supporting organizations.
Grant Details:
The Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (WEKH) offers a comprehensive platform to empower women entrepreneurs in Canada through data, research, resources, news, and events. By fostering a supportive ecosystem, WEKH aims to enhance the success and visibility of women-owned businesses. The initiative focuses on addressing the unique challenges faced by women entrepreneurs and promoting inclusivity and diversity in the entrepreneurial landscape. Through strategic partnerships and research initiatives, WEKH strives to create a more robust and inclusive environment for women entrepreneurs to thrive and succeed. This grant emphasizes the significance of mentorship, financial support, and community engagement for women entrepreneurs, aiming to bridge the gender gap in entrepreneurship and foster a more equitable business environment.
