Adaptation in Action grants
Grants of up to C$1 million for Canadian municipalities and their partners to put local climate-risk reduction measures in place.
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Grants of up to C$1 million for Canadian municipalities and their partners to put local climate-risk reduction measures in place.
V angličtiněGrants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
V angličtiněGrants of up to CAD 140,000 for Canadian communities to assess several climate hazards and turn the results into adaptation plans, municipal processes and staff capacity.
V angličtiněA grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to complete detailed feasibility work for a low-carbon energy system serving multiple buildings or systems.
V angličtiněA grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to assess and plan the transition of a municipal or transit fleet to zero-emission vehicles.
V angličtiněA grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to test the feasibility of an innovative approach with significant long-term potential to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
V angličtiněA full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
V angličtiněGrants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
V angličtiněGrants help Canadian affordable-housing providers plan phased energy upgrades: up to CAD 65,000 per building, capped at CAD 200,000 for a portfolio.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 75,000 help Canadian communities with fewer than 50,000 residents implement proven measures against climate risks, normally covering 70% of eligible costs with conditional increases.
V angličtiněGrants of up to CAD 70,000 help Canadian municipalities and eligible partners assess whether a proposed climate adaptation project is feasible. Standard funding covers up to 80% of eligible study costs, with higher shares for qualifying communities.
V angličtiněUp to CAD 150,000 helps municipalities and eligible partners in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan and Yukon design climate-resilience additions to existing home-upgrade financing. Nova Scotia is limited to flood measures.
V angličtiněGrants cover up to 50% of eligible costs to plan staged energy and emissions reductions in municipal buildings: up to CAD 65,000 for one building or CAD 200,000 for several. Qualifying small, northern and Indigenous communities may receive higher cost shares.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 200,000 for studies planning new municipal buildings in Canadian communities of 10,000 people or fewer, or Northern communities.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 200,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to design systems that recover energy from organic waste, landfill gas or waste heat.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 100,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to compare ways of producing energy from organic waste and choose viable options.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 500,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to test innovative solutions in real conditions, measure emissions reductions and decide whether to implement them at a larger scale.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 200,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to prepare innovative plans that can produce significant long-term emissions reductions and set out how to implement them.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 100,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to assess low-carbon energy options for a site, choose preferred systems and explore how to own, operate and finance them.
V angličtiněGrants for new community tree planting that improves shade, climate resilience and biodiversity. The current intake is for Quebec municipalities, applying alone or together, until 15 September 2026.
V angličtiněGrants up to CAD 175,000 for plans and studies that prepare future community tree planting and strengthen forest resilience. The current intake is for Quebec municipalities until 15 September 2026.
V angličtiněGrants for affordable housing providers to assess a major energy upgrade before construction: up to CAD 200,000 for one building or CAD 350,000 for a portfolio of several buildings.
V angličtiněOntario homeowners can receive rebates for at least two qualifying upgrades, including insulation, windows and doors, air sealing or a heat pump water heater, after an initial energy assessment.
V angličtiněOntario homeowners can receive 50% of eligible after-tax insulation costs, with separate caps for attics and cathedral ceilings or flat roofs. This standalone rebate requires a participating contractor, but no home energy assessment.
V angličtiněOntario homeowners installing a home’s first space-heating heat pump can receive rebates toward an eligible purchase or rental, with amounts determined by technology, existing heating fuel and ownership of the equipment.
V angličtiněOntario homeowners can receive up to CAD 5,000 for new rooftop solar and another CAD 5,000 for a battery installed with that new solar system, each subject to capacity and eligible-cost limits.
V angličtiněManitoba homeowners can receive CAD 0.50 per installed watt of new solar photovoltaic capacity, up to CAD 5,000 per home, for an eligible grid-connected system serving their or their tenant’s primary residence.
V angličtiněEfficiency Manitoba rebates eligible insulation materials for existing, year-round Manitoba homes. Funding depends on the area insulated and the added insulation value; qualifying air sealing can add CAD 500–1,000.
V angličtiněEfficiency Manitoba offers CAD 2,000 for a centrally ducted cold-climate air-source heat pump or CAD 1,500 for a ductless system added to an eligible existing Manitoba home’s heating system.
V angličtiněOwners of eligible Manitoba homes can receive a rebate based on annual energy savings from a major renovation, with energy evaluations before and after the work.
V angličtiněEligible Manitoba households can receive a free home assessment, insulation and energy-saving devices, with free heat pumps for qualifying electrically heated homes and rebates for eligible windows and doors.
V angličtiněFirst Nation communities in Manitoba can arrange free insulation and energy-saving devices for eligible homes, plus window-and-door rebates, with planning and installation support.
V angličtiněA rebate of CAD 0.75 per installed DC watt helps Manitoba businesses add a new solar electricity system sized to their building’s annual use.
V angličtiněSmall businesses can receive free energy-saving products and installation, with an optional contribution covering 70% of material and installation costs for eligible lighting and insulation upgrades.
V angličtiněOwners of eligible Manitoba commercial, multi-unit residential, industrial or agricultural buildings can receive modelling support and a floor-area payment for major renovations designed to cut annual energy use by at least 20%.
V angličtiněOwners of eligible new Manitoba buildings or additions can receive help with energy-modelling costs and a construction payment based on floor area and modelled energy savings against a code-compliant reference building.
V angličtiněPayments help Manitoba business premises replace lighting with efficient LED lamps, fixtures, signs and controls.
V angličtiněPayments help owners improve insulation, windows and glazed doors in Manitoba business premises and multi-unit residential buildings.
V angličtiněPayments help Manitoba businesses reduce refrigeration energy use with approved upgrades to display cases and walk-in coolers or freezers.
V angličtiněRebates help Manitoba commercial buildings replace electric or natural-gas heating with a ground source heat pump.
V angličtiněRebates help Manitoba commercial and agricultural premises fit efficient pump and fan controls to their heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
V angličtiněHelp with the cost of finding and fixing compressed-air leaks and leaking steam traps in Manitoba business facilities.
V angličtiněCombined loans and grants normally up to CAD 10 million for Canadian municipalities and their partners to build innovative infrastructure with significant emissions-reduction potential.
V angličtiněEligible Manitoba homeowners can finance a new or replacement ground-source heating system through contractor funding and a CAD 75 monthly, interest-free customer payment for 15 years, with additional upfront costs where applicable.
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