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Find similar grantsRegional Innovation Ecosystems is sponsored by PacifiCan (Pacific Economic Development Canada). This program invests in not-for-profit organizations to support businesses in priority sectors in British Columbia to innovate, grow, and compete globally.
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Regional Innovation Ecosystems (RIE) – Community Climate Funding News & Updates - Community Climate Funding Regional Innovation Ecosystems (RIE) Export grant details to PDF Energy Efficiency (Housing / Buildings), Renewable Energy, Food Security, Economic Development, Innovation Pacifican accepts applications for RIE on an ongoing basis.
Pacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan) Funding Organization Type Eligible Project Activities Capacity Building for the Community Project Implementation (e.g. Design / Procurement / Construction) The regional development agencies (RDAs) are delivering the RIE program across Canada, in their respective regions. Pacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan) is delivering RIE in British Columbia.
Through RIE, PacifiCan is making targeted investments in not-for-profit organizations that support businesses in priority sectors to innovate, grow and compete globally. PacifiCan is also fostering inclusive growth through supporting under-represented groups, mainly women, Indigenous peoples and young entrepreneurs, to more fully participate in the innovation economy.
The RIE program builds on the federal government's Innovation and Skills Plan. RIE is open to not-for-profit organizations that support businesses, innovators and entrepreneurs, for start-up, growth, productivity, technology commercialization, technology adoption, export and investment attraction.
Businesses must meet the following mandatory criteria: post-secondary educational institutions; Business Accelerator and Incubators; Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, Métis) organizations; a group of eligible recipients such as an industry association or consortium; and a municipality and all other municipal-type organizations.
Required Community Contribution Community contribution required (please see program website) Funding Stacking Restrictions Professional Input Required Specific Eligibility Requirements RIE applications must support one of the following two priority areas: 1. Cluster* Growth, within one of the following priority sectors: 2.
Inclusiveness, with respect to one of the following under-represented groups: * Clusters are defined as a dense area of business activity containing a critical mass of large and small companies, post-secondary and research institutions, and other innovation actors.
Their close geographic proximity can result in supply-chain benefits, encourage knowledge sharing and collaboration, drive competition and business specialization, and help to attract "anchor" companies from around the world. Non-repayable Contribution Range of Funding Available per Project Percentage of Project Funded Progress reports and final reports
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not-for-profit organizations in British Columbia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Regional Innovation Ecosystems is funded by PacifiCan (Pacific Economic Development Canada). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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