Agriculture Resiliency Research Sub-Program
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Maximum Eligible Amount
Government Grant
Fund Type
The Agriculture Resiliency Program encourages a robust and adaptable industry through proactive risk management in agriculture. The program will support initiatives that build the strength and viability of the agriculture industry, as well as initiatives that assist industry in preparing for current and future threats such as climate change and extreme weather. Supporting initiatives in producer wellness and mental health are included as an essential part of a resilient system.
The Agriculture Resiliency Program encourages a robust and adaptable industry through proactive risk management in agriculture. The program will support initiatives that build the strength and viability of the agriculture industry, as well as initiatives that assist industry in preparing for current and future threats such as climate change and extreme weather. Supporting initiatives in producer wellness and mental health are included as an essential part of a resilient system.Eligible Recipients
- Mi’kmaq First Nations and other Indigenous groups;
- Agriculture industry organizations, clubs, and associations;
- Municipal and provincial government; and
- Others as approved by the Agriculture Resiliency Research Review Subcommittee.
Eligible Activities/Expenses
- Research to identify and evaluate current social, economic, and environmental agriculture resiliency baselines, indicators, trends, priorities, and concerns in a PEI context;
- Research and development of climate risk and opportunity assessment tools for industry, climate change preparedness strategies, sector-specific adaptation plans and key adaptation actions;
- Research and development of farmer wellness initiatives;
- Information sharing and/or knowledge transfer activities, including demonstration projects;
- Salaries for project activities;
- Consulting fees;
- Project-related travel;
- Materials and supplies;
- Administration costs to a maximum of 10% of project value; and
- Other activities and expenses as approved by the Agriculture Resiliency Research Review Subcommittee.
Funding
• Up to 75% of eligible expenses up to $60,000.
• Maximum funding and percentage per project will be adjudicated by the Agriculture Resiliency Program Review Committee based on the project’s expected outcomes and impact