How much funding does GNB Environmental Trust Fund Grant provide?

The listing does not state a funding amount. Check the funder's announcement for specifics.

When is the deadline for GNB Environmental Trust Fund Grant?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

GNB Environmental Trust Fund Grant

Government of New Brunswick

Foundation Environmental Grants Environmental Conservation Grants Environmental Justice Grants

Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

Check your organization against each line. Taken from the listing; confirm with the funder's guidelines.

Other requirements

community groupsmunicipalities.
First Nationsnon-profit organizationsinstitutions furthering sustainable development

Not eligible / not funded

Not eligible: Some activities are generally not supported through the ETF such as:Bank and shoreline stabilization measures other than natural and manual plantingsDevelopment, management, and maintenance of parks and trails.
Not eligible: Feasibility studies.
Not eligible: Septic upgrades Non "green" activities (i.e. sidewalk construction, paving, etc.)Activities that are required by legislation (i.e.
Not eligible: Environmental Impact Assessments etc.)Acquisition of land.
Not eligible: Activities where other more appropriate funding programs should be accessed.
Not eligible: Infrastructure and capital assets.
Not eligible: Instances when the recipient would gain an advantage over entrepreneurs in the same sector or a related sector of the economy

Overview

The GNB Environmental Trust Fund Grant supports action-oriented projects that yield measurable results in environmental protection and enhancement. It prioritizes initiatives in three key areas: environmental conservation, waste management, and climate change adaptation. Eligible applicants include community groups, municipalities, First Nations, and non-profit organizations. Projects must align with specific priority measures for funding consideration, ensuring that efforts contribute effectively to sustainable development in New Brunswick.

Overview
The Environmental Trust Fund provides assistance for action-oriented projects with tangible, measurable results, aimed at protecting, preserving and enhancing the Province's natural environment.
Priority Areas and Measures
Protecting our environment: Conservation projects or research focused on water, air, coastlines, and wetlands. Managing waste: Activities supporting waste reduction and management activities i.e., glass and other recycling programs, discouraging illegal dumping, and community clean-up projects. Climate change: Projects and initiatives in response to climate change and its impacts i.e., community-based transportation, carbon offset opportunities, renewable energy, etc.
Many submissions may fit into more than one priority area. When applying, choose the priority areas and measures that are most relevant to your project.
Priority area measures
Projects will be considered and evaluated based on the priority measures and how they fit into the priority areas. Initiatives that align best with these measures will be given funding priority.

Eligibility

community groupsmunicipalitiesFirst Nationsnon-profit organizationsinstitutions furthering sustainable development

Ineligibility

Some activities are generally not supported through the ETF such as:Bank and shoreline stabilization measures other than natural and manual plantingsDevelopment, management, and maintenance of parks and trailsFeasibility studiesSeptic upgrades Non "green" activities (i.e. sidewalk construction, paving, etc.)Activities that are required by legislation (i.e. Environmental Impact Assessments etc.)Acquisition of landActivities where other more appropriate funding programs should be accessed.Infrastructure and capital assetsInstances when the recipient would gain an advantage over entrepreneurs in the same sector or a related sector of the economy