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Want to Apply?

2012-2013 GuideHealth Canada’s Program for Climate Change and Health Adaptation for Northern First Nation and Inuit Communities will support traditional and/or innovative ways of researching the human health impacts of climate change. Some specific research areas/issues related to human health and climate change can include but are not limited to:

  • warmer and more unpredictable weather patterns
  • travel safety
  • irregular water conditions and risk of illness
  • decreased access to traditional/country foods
  • impacts of invasive species on wildlife and/or plants
  • altered lifestyles or cultural activities
  • contaminant release due to melting permafrost
  • increased coastal erosion and safety
  • increased UV exposure
  • others.

Project Funding and Deadline for Submission

Eligible candidates are as follows:

  • Community project proposals must meet all requirements listed in the application package in order to be considered for funding.
  • Project funding availability per community: $500.00 – $200,000.00
  • Deadline for submission is in late January of every year. The exact date will be released with the application package for the upcoming fiscal year.
  • Projects must be completed and all dollars spent by March 31st of the following year.
  • Health Canada can fund only one year at a time. You must re-apply the following year with no guarantees of funding.
  • This program involves a competitive proposal selection process, not all eligible proposals received may be funded.

Please send inquiries to Erin Myers at: [email protected]

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please see the 2014-2015 guide

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