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Indigenous Food Systems and Agriculture Partnership Program (IFSAP)
The Indigenous Food Systems and Agriculture Partnership Program (IFSAP) funds activities involved in agriculture, food processing, and/or food systems planning, training and skills development, technological adoption, productivity and profitability improvements, and climate change adaptations.
Offered by Investment Agriculture Foundation
Amount
$80,000
Quick eligibility check
Years in business
No minimum stated
Employees
No limit stated
Revenue
No limit stated
Legal structure
No requirement stated
Location
British Columbia
Who can apply
Appliicants must be:
- in the Province of British Columbia,
- an Indigenous government, community, or Indigenous led non-profit organization (including a band or tribal council, government of a self-governing First Nation or MĂ©tis Nation Chartered Community, Society or Association, economic development corporation, not-for-profit other Indigenous organization, or association); or
- an Indigenous business or entrepreneur engaged in food production and/or processing with a minimum of 2-years in operation (including a for-profit or social enterprise, cooperative or institution, or other Indigenous business, partnership or joint venture).
About the funding
The program provides up to $80,000 of funding per project.
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