Regional Economic Growth Through Innovation & Southern Ontario Prosperity Program — Indigenous

Q: How do I apply for Regional Economic Growth Through Innovation & Southern Ontario Prosperity Program — Indigenous?

Visit Government of Canada, Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario's website for application instructions.

Q: What size businesses can apply to Regional Economic Growth Through Innovation & Southern Ontario Prosperity Program — Indigenous?

This program is available to: small, medium.

Q: Who administers Regional Economic Growth Through Innovation & Southern Ontario Prosperity Program — Indigenous?

This program is administered by Government of Canada, Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.

Q: Are there similar programs to Regional Economic Growth Through Innovation & Southern Ontario Prosperity Program — Indigenous?

Yes! Canada Grants Database has similar programs in the Indigenous Business Programs category. Browse our database to find more options that match your needs.

Government of Canada, Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario

🪶 Indigenous Business Programs🪶 Indigenous-Owned📍 Regional🏪 Small Business📈 Growth💼 Commercialization

Financing for Indigenous businesses and organizations in Southern Ontario

Funding

Contact for details

Deadline

Rolling

Status

Rolling Intake

What Is This Program?

Access funding to increase production capacity, develop new products, services, solutions, or provide support and services for Indigenous businesses and entrepreneurs.

What Benefits Are Offered?

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Funding and guidance are available for Indigenous businesses, entrepreneurs, economic development corporations (IEDCs), and not-for-profit organizations in Southern Ontario. Funding supports economic development projects such as increasing production capacity, equipment acquisition, new product/service development, accessing expertise, market development, strengthening business/management/marketing capacity, workforce development, and investing in regional businesses. For not-for-profits, it also covers providing services for Indigenous businesses (e.g., access to capital, networking, mentoring), enabling participation in new sectors, skilled workforce support, and increasing technical/managerial capacity of Indigenous businesses.