Women’s Resilience Grant Impact in Northwest Territories
GrantID: 14435
Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $50,000
Summary
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Grant Overview
Target Outcomes for Grant Funding in Northwest Territories
The Grant Funding for Women Entrepreneurs and Startups program in Northwest Territories is designed to support business initiatives that drive economic growth and development in the region. The primary target outcomes for this grant program are focused on fostering a thriving business ecosystem, creating employment opportunities, and promoting innovation.
Key Outcome Areas
The Northwest Territories government, through the Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment, has identified key outcome areas that will be prioritized under this grant program. These include:
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Supporting women-led businesses and entrepreneurship, particularly in industries that are underrepresented or have high growth potential, such as tourism, mining, and renewable energy.
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Encouraging innovation and the adoption of new technologies, products, and services that can help drive economic diversification and reduce reliance on traditional industries.
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Creating employment opportunities and stimulating economic growth in rural and remote communities, where job opportunities may be limited.
The geographic isolation and unique cultural context of Northwest Territories, including its frontier counties and Indigenous communities, require tailored approaches to business development and entrepreneurship. The grant program aims to support projects that address these specific challenges and opportunities.
Measuring Success
The success of the Grant Funding for Women Entrepreneurs and Startups program will be measured through a range of indicators, including the number of businesses supported, jobs created, and the level of investment attracted to the region. The Northwest Territories government will also track the number of women-led businesses and the growth of underrepresented industries, such as tourism and renewable energy.
The Aurora College, a key regional institution, will play a role in providing training and capacity-building programs to support the development of entrepreneurs and small business owners. By supporting business growth and innovation, the grant program aims to contribute to the overall economic development of Northwest Territories.
The unique demographic features of Northwest Territories, including its small population and vast geography, present both challenges and opportunities for business development. The grant program is designed to be flexible and responsive to the needs of women entrepreneurs and small business owners in the region.
Outcome-Focused Grant Making
The Grant Funding for Women Entrepreneurs and Startups program in Northwest Territories is designed to be outcome-focused, with a strong emphasis on achieving tangible results and impacts. The funder, Non-Profit Organizations, will work closely with the Northwest Territories government and other stakeholders to ensure that the grant program is aligned with regional priorities and needs.
By prioritizing outcomes related to women-led businesses, innovation, and job creation, the grant program aims to make a meaningful contribution to the economic development of Northwest Territories. The program's focus on rural and remote communities will help to address regional disparities and promote more inclusive economic growth.
Q: What types of businesses are eligible for funding under the Grant Funding for Women Entrepreneurs and Startups program in Northwest Territories? A: Women-led businesses and startups in industries such as tourism, mining, and renewable energy are eligible for funding, as well as businesses that are creating employment opportunities in rural and remote communities.
Q: How will the success of the grant program be measured? A: The success of the grant program will be measured through a range of indicators, including the number of businesses supported, jobs created, and the level of investment attracted to the region.
Q: What role will Aurora College play in supporting the grant program? A: Aurora College will provide training and capacity-building programs to support the development of entrepreneurs and small business owners, helping to build a strong and sustainable business ecosystem in Northwest Territories.
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