GrantYukonTraining
Cultural Industries Training Fund (CITF)
The Cultural Industries Training Fund (CITF) is a Yukon fund for training in the cultural industries. It is currently paused and not open for applications.
Offered by Arts Advisory Council (Yukon)
Amount
No fixed amount
Quick eligibility check
Years in business
No minimum stated
Employees
No limit stated
Revenue
No limit stated
Legal structure
No requirement stated
Location
Yukon
Who can apply
Applicants must:
- have lived in Yukon for one continuous year prior to applying.
- Individuals, commercial and non-for-profit organizations may apply.
- Permanent employees of the Yukon and federal governments are not eligible for funding under this agreement for projects that pertain to their regular employment.
About the funding
Funding preference will be given to projects that:
- Require less than $5,000 for individual training and less than $8,000 for group training;
- Will benefit more than one individual or organization;
- Demonstrate potential improvements in employment opportunities or business growth;
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- Increase the cultural economy opportunities for First Nation artists and cultural workers
Funding preference is given to projects requiring less than $5,000 for individual training and less than $8,000 for group training; $50 per day per eligible recipient towards per diem expenses.
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