EcoAction Community Funding Program
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Grant
Canada
CA$25,000.00
CA$100,000.00
2021-03-03
The EcoAction Community Funding Program provides financial support to non-profit and non-government organizations for local action-based projects that produce measurable, positive effects on the environment.
Funding priorities
This year, funding is available for new projects that engage Canadians and clearly demonstrate measurable, positive results related to the following key environmental priority: Freshwater
Your project must include one related priority result:
- Canadians contribute to the improvement of water quality through the diversion and reduction of harmful substances in freshwater.
Or
- Canadians contribute to improvement of freshwater management and increase climate resilience through action involving the development and/or restoration of natural infrastructure.
Eligibility
Non-profit and non-governmental groups and organizations are eligible to receive funding, examples include:
- environmental groups;
- community groups;
- youth and seniors groups;
- community-based associations;
- service clubs; and,
- indigenous organizations.
The following groups are ineligible, but are encouraged to partner with non-profit and non-governmental groups and organizations to support a project proposal:
- businesses;
- educational institutions;
- C3 organizations;
- crown corporations;
- individuals; and,
- municipal, provincial, territorial, and federal governments.
Contact Details
Atlantic & Québec Region
Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Québec
Email: ec.ecoaction.qa.ec@canada.ca
Ontario Region
Ontario
Email: ec.ecoactionon.ec@canada.ca
West & North Region
British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut
Email: ec.ecoactionouestnord-ecoactionwestnorth.ec@canada.ca
Contact Details
2021-03-03
ECCC's EcoAction Community Funding Program is now accepting applications for funding until March 3, 2021 at 12 p.m. PST / 3:00 p.m. EST for projects beginning summer 2021.
Your project must include one related priority result:
- Canadians contribute to the improvement of water quality through the diversion and reduction of harmful substances in freshwater.
OR
- Canadians contribute to improvement of freshwater management and increase climate resilience through action involving the development and/or restoration of natural infrastructure.
Preference will be given to proposals that engage Indigenous Peoples, youth or small businesses. All proposals must fully meet program requirements.
Please refer to the GCEMS portal to obtain a copy of the 2021 Applicant's Guide and to complete the online application.