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Funding Opportunities
New Funding Opportunities
Upcoming Deadlines
On-Going or until funds are exhausted
Lands
Lands and Economic Development Services Program (LEDSP)
First Nation Adapt Program: Funding Guidelines to 2021 to 2022
Budget 2021 ATR Funding Support contact: qcterresqclands@sac-isc.qc.ca
Economic Development
Community Opportunity Readiness Program (CORP) – Program Guidelines
Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program: Access to Business Opportunities
True North Treasure Initiative- Labrador Trough
Quebec’s Indigenous Tourism Initiative
Quebec’s Green Initiative contact: IPS-SPI@canada.ca
Quebec’s Full Forest Intitiave contact: IPS-SPI@canada.ca
Strategic Partnerships Initiative
Indigenous Initiatives Fund III
Environmental
Climate Change and Health Adaption Program
Deadline: September 20th, 2024
First Nation Environmental Contaminants Program
Deadline: September 27th, 2024
Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities Program
Contaminated Sites Management Program
Circuit Rider Training Program
Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities Program
December 31st, 2027
Multiple application periods until September 19th, 2024
March 31st, 2027
Other
Echo Foundation For Environmental Issues
TD Environmental Initiatives Foundation
Government of Canada for Disaster Mitigation
The Cultural Infrasture Program
TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund
Spring: February 5 to March 29, 2024
Fall: August 19 to October 11, 2024
Professional Lands Management Certificate Program
As a Regional Lands Association, the FNLMAQL supports NALMA in its goal of training and certifying land managers in our region. The Professional Lands Management Certification is two-part training program designed to help train land managers on the daily tasks and programs while using Indigenous knowledge and experience.
NALMA states that:
In order to implement the Reserve Land and Environment Management Program (RLEMP), NALMA in collaboration with INAC and subject matter experts developed the Professional Lands Management Certification Program (PLMCP). NALMA’s PLMCP is used across Canada to signify that a Land Manager meets specific criteria, keeps current in the field, and adheres to a professional Code of Ethics. It represents both an achievement and a responsibility for the individual Land Manager.
NALMA has partnered with Algoma University (Ontario), University of Saskatchewan, Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (Quebec), and Vancouver Island University (British Columbia) to host the Level One programming for the PLMCP course. The most recent parternship with UQAT now allows for students to take the Level One PLCMP course in French.
Following the completion, students will move on to the Technical Training program through NALMA. The Level II program is a hybrid course offered in both English and French. Click here to view the Level II program description. After a Land Manager successfully completing Level I: Post-Secondary Training and Level II: Technical Trainingwill be eligible to receive a Professional Lands Management Certification certificate from NALMA.
NALMA is currently accepting registration from both Levels One and Two in English, as well as its Level One program in French, with the Université du Québec à Témiscamingue.
Financing is currently available for both programs. For more information on accessing funding, please contact RLEMP (at) sac-isc.gc.ca.
For more information on the English program, please visit NALMA’s website
For more information about the French Level 1 PLMCP, visit their website. For questions about the Program, please contact Francis Levesque here.
Peersite
NALMA Members have access to all training modules, presentations, and resources available through Peersite.
If you have any issues logging into the site, email Charlene McCue at cmccue@nalma.ca
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