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Food Waste Prevention and Diversion: Research and Capacity Building Fund:

October 30, 2023

Value

Projects are eligible for funding up to a maximum of $150,000 per project (for its duration) and must have a minimum ask of $75,000. Projects must be completed by March 31, 2026.

Description

Funds will support 2 primary focus areas:

  • Research activities, such as demonstration projects, pilots, and other research projects that will help inform program specifications and policy development that optimize food waste prevention and diversion
  • Capacity building activities, such as the development of guidance resources and toolkits, and knowledge sharing initiatives that connect experts across sectors and disciplines to facilitate information exchange and skills development

Eligible Applicants

Local governments, including Indigenous governments, are eligible to receive funding. Applicants must fall under 1 of the following categories:

  • Domestic Indigenous governments
  • Municipal and local governments

Eligible Expenses

We are targeting research and capacity building projects that will inform the development and implementation of food and organic waste prevention or diversion interventions that contribute to long-term landfill methane emission reductions.

Eligible projects must satisfy 1 or more of the following criteria:

  • Focus on research studies and/or pilot projects
  • Provide publicly available results that may be leveraged by others
  • Generate valuable insights and yield practical, evidence-based solutions that can be scaled to other regions and communities across Canada
  • Increase capacity building, leverage collaborative partnerships and advance knowledge

Eligible expenses may include reasonable and properly itemized costs for:

  • human resources, including salaries and benefits (directly associated with the project activities)
  • consultants and contractors engaged to undertake project activities
  • management and professional services (for example, accounting, audit, liability insurance costs that are directly attributed to carrying out the project, monitoring, legal or other professional fees translation)
  • travel and field costs (please refer to the National Joint Council’s website for your province/territory kilometric rates)
  • materials and supplies
  • communication, production, distribution and printing costs
  • equipment rentals and purchases, including research equipment and laboratory analyses
  • vehicle rental and operation costs
  • a reasonable share of overhead and/or administrative expenditures (for example, office supplies, rent) directly attributed to carrying out the project

Deadline Date

The application process is now closed.

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