Inclusive Diversification and Economic Advancement in the North — Not-For-Profit
Government of Canada, Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
Overview
Access funding for economic infrastructure, sector development and capacity building to help position Northerners in the territories to take advantage of Canada's innovation economy.
At a glance
| Categories | grant |
|---|---|
| Funding | $6,000,000 (up to 80% of eligible costs) |
| Status | Accepting applications |
| Region | NT, NU, YT |
| Sectors | general |
Eligibility and requirements
You Can apply if you are one of the following: Registered organization (Indigenous and non-Indigenous) Social enterprise Business Non-federal entity Have an interest in economic development in the North Money Maximum: $6 million Funding Limits Maximum: 80% of eligible costs Use this to Advance territorial economic growth and sector development in the Territories Expand your businesses, accelerate business growth, and enhance productivity and competitiveness Perform small-scale economic infrastructure development through construction of new or improvement of existing multi-user community infrastructure Receive support for pre-construction readiness Other
How Mona Studio helps business owners use this program
Inclusive Diversification and Economic Advancement in the North — Not-For-Profit is one of many Canadian funding options listed in our grant finder. Mona Studio helps general teams translate program requirements into a practical workflow or AI adoption scope for leadership review, grant writers, and lenders. We summarize eligibility and funding here for discovery — confirm all details on the official program website before applying.
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