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Agricultural Clean Technology Program Research and Innovation Stream – Accelerator: 1. What this program offers - agriculture. canada.
ca Agricultural Clean Technology Program Research and Innovation Stream – Accelerator: 1. What this program offers 1. What this program offers 5.
Complete the application and apply 1. What this program offers The intake period for Initial Recipient organizations has closed. Use the 2026-2028 initial recipient organizations list on this page to apply for funding from eligible not-for-profit organizations that use their specific networks and expertise to support other organizations' research and innovation objectives.
The program ends on March 31, 2028. The Accelerator is a pilot initiative under the Agricultural Clean Technology Program: Research and Innovation Stream . It provides up to $30 million in funding over 2 years through the Agricultural Clean Technology Program.
The Accelerator will provide funding to eligible not-for-profit organizations (Initial Recipients) that will, in turn, use their specific networks and expertise to further distribute these funds to other organizations (Ultimate Recipients) in support of their research and innovation objectives.
support technology development at a range of pre-market readiness levels, with a focus on early stages of development, as well as late-stage technology demonstration leverage the existing networks and expertise of the Initial Recipients to expand the reach of funding support a variety of innovative clean technologies, specifically targeting those that align with key priorities, including: Technologies that reduce methane emissions Low carbon energy/fuel systems Technologies that reduce emissions from fertilizer use Agriculture waste reduction or reuse Other environmental benefits provide organizations with access to support services and resources through not-for-profit business accelerators, incubators, and networks help to deepen collaborative partnerships and coordination within the ag-tech innovation ecosystem, including with technology developers, organizations supporting the development and adoption of technology, and producers allocate funding towards direct financial support for projects of companies developing technologies that will enable producers and processors to significantly reduce direct greenhouse gas emissions The program will provide non-repayable contributions up to $8 million over 2 years per Initial Recipient over the duration of the program ending March 31, 2028.
Program funding may be limited to approximately 2 to 4 Initial Recipients. Further distribution of funds The program will provide funding to eligible not-for-profit organizations (Initial Recipients) that will, in turn, use their specific networks and expertise to further distribute these funds to other organizations (Ultimate Recipients) in support of their research and innovation objectives.
has a direct funding relationship and agreement with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) designs and implements a clear, transparent and open decision-making process to select Ultimate Recipients designs and implements a funding distribution process reports to AAFC on financials and the aggregate project results achieved is responsible for monitoring Ultimate Recipients and their obligations as outlined in the funding agreement between the Initial Recipient and the Ultimate Recipient has a direct funding relationship and agreement with the Initial Recipient only does not have a relationship with AAFC is responsible for implementing a project and reporting to the Initial Recipient, as per their funding agreement Ultimate Recipient organizations could include: Ultimate Recipient project activities may consist of pre-market innovation including research, development, demonstration, and knowledge transfer, among other activities as determined by the Initial Recipient.
The program may provide up to 100% of funding to Initial Recipients. Proposals that demonstrate an organization's ability to contribute or leverage other funds will be a consideration during the assessment.
2026-2028 program year recipient organizations Recipient organization Recipient organization location Region served Project description Funding approved (up to), $ Bioenterprise Canada Guelph (Ontario) Canada Bioenterprise will further distribute funding to innovative Canadian companies through its Clean Agri-Tech Accelerator (CATA).
CATA will work to create and support clean technology that helps farmers, food producers, and ag-tech companies across the country. 7,000,000 Canadian Agri-Food Automation and Intelligence Network Edmonton (Alberta) Canada Canadian Agri-Food Automation and Intelligence Network will further distribute funding to Canadian companies through its Clean Agtech Validation and Integration Program.
6,250,000 Canadian Food Innovation Network Guelph (Ontario) Canada Canadian Food Innovation Network will further distribute funding to Canadian companies that are creating new and cleaner technologies for the agri-food industry.
3,250,000 MaRS Discovery District Toronto (Ontario) Canada MaRS will further distribute funding to Canadian companies that are creating clean technologies for farming and the food industry, helping them to test and demonstrate how their ideas work.
3,250,000 Ontario Genomics Institute Toronto (Ontario) Canada Ontario Genomics will further distribute funding through it's HARVEST accelerator project, in collaboration with Genome Prairie and Genome Alberta, to Canadian companies to support the development and demonstration of clean technologies from start-up to scale-up.
7,000,000 Zone Agtech L'Assomption (Quebec) Quebec Zone Agtech will further distribute funding to Quebec companies through its NEXTERRE program, delivered in collaboration with Cycle Momentum and Ecotech Québec. This program will help companies develop and test new farming technologies in real farm settings. 3,250,000
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