Project Number: NS0271
Project Name: AgroGreen Energy
Recipient: Integrated Digital Services Ltd.
This project aims to develop a business operational plan for an agricultural biofuel manufacturing plant with appropriate information to bring it forward for investment readiness and secure sufficient test fuel made from industrial hemp for a 'test burn' at a coal-burning electrical generating facility.
Original Estimated Project Cost: $105,979
Final Project Cost: $122,297
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0276
Project Name: An Assessment of the Impact, Regulatory Regime and Outlook of the
Recipient: Dairy Production Enhancement Society
The objectives of this project are: a) to determine the provincial dairy sector’s impact on the Nova Scotia economy and educate farmers and the general public on its importance to the province, b) to educate dairy producers so that they have a better understanding of their industry and can become more involved in its development, and c) to gather information on potential challenges and opportunities for the Nova Scotia dairy sector in the future. This project plans to result in a better informed and educated industry which will be able to respond more effectively to challenges facing the sector from demographic changes, potential regulatory challenges and on-going changes to global food and input markets.
Original Estimated Project Cost: $39,893.75
Final Project Cost: $ 51,191.50
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0277
Project Name:
Recipient: Chicken Farmers of
The
Original Estimated Project Cost: $550,000
Final Project Cost: $546,436.08
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0278
Project Name: New Opportunities in Value-added Agriculture (NOVAA)
Recipient: Eastern Kings Chamber of Commerce
The goal of this project is to encourage farm entrepreneurs to increase the profitability of their current farm businesses through value added activities. The goals of the project are to a) assist local agricultural producers in identifying new value-added product opportunities and new markets to which those products could be sold; b) provide the producers with the business and feasibility planning skills necessary to move forward with these opportunities; c) link the producers with the private sector businesses and public sector agencies that can support them as they navigate through an otherwise complex process; d) encourage the producers to adopt new technologies that will increase efficiency and open them to new markets; e) increase exporting activity, with exporting being broadly defined as selling to new geographic markets that the business does not currently serve and f) increase overall profitability for Annapolis Valley agricultural producers. The resource created as a result of this project will contain key contact information, planning tools, articles, financing options, and other strategic information for producers.
Original Estimated Project Cost: $65,850.00
Final Project Cost: $ 65,007.21
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0279CO/ NB0222CO
Project Name: Oilseed Protein Directions for Atlantic
Recipient: Atlantic Grains Council
Research on oilseed and protein crops has been increasing in the region. This research and new business opportunities need to be explored and specific directions created to keep the Atlantic region competitive. This project aims to do just that and the Atlantic Grains Council sees this as an opportunity to create a clear focus and a research and development plan in order for the
Total Project Cost: $79,990.00
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $59,850.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0280CO/ NB0200CO
Project Name: 2009 Research Forum
Recipient: NB Soils & Crops
There is a lack of information within the sector on all the various research projects which are currently under way. As well, all of the various groups are who are conducting research are not aware of everyone else who is conducting research and the groups who could assist in the transfer of that information to the agricultural community. This project aims to bring together various groups involved in agricultural research with a view to creating a network for sharing knowledge of research activities and results, gaps identified and information distribution networks developed within the
Total Project Cost: $116,560.75
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $25,547.66
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0281
Project Name: Independent and Scientifically Controlled test of a Newly Patented Ash-removal System for a Bio-fuel Furnace
Recipient: LST Energy Inc.
This is a pre-commercialization project and follow-up to NS0204--Waterside Ranch--Development of the Atlantic hay pellet boiler where a burner was manufactured in which grass pellets could be burned without generating clinkers or fused ash which extinguished the burning process and required physical removal before burning could proceed. The new system eliminates clinker formation and allows continuous long term burning. The goal of this project is to test this design of the burner in an industrial setting under laboratory controlled conditions. If successful, this assessment will improve on the design and yield a proven boiler design ready for manufacture that will generate significant greenhouse gas reductions, while producing emissions comparable to existing oil-fired appliances.
Original Estimated Total Project Cost: $62,000
Final Project Cost: $64,261.37
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0283CO/ QC6420CO
Project Name: Identifying Regional Infestation Sources of Internal Lepidoptera in Apples
Recipient: Centre de recherche agroalimentaire de Mirabel
During the past several years a significant increase in codling moth was identified in
Total Project Cost: $117,473.00
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $99,998.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0284CO/NS0284CO
Project Name: Conjugated lineolic acid and other beneficial fatty acids in lamb produced on different feeding systems
Recipient: Sheep Producers Association of
The goal of this research project is the development of feeding protocols for the production of nutrient-enhanced lamb products that could increase consumer demand and command premium prices for producers. Using pasture species (in particular red clover) as a way to alter the fatty acid profile of lamb meat will be studied and compared to dietary supplementation with various sources of polyunsaturated fatty acids during the finishing stages of lamb production. Through this project, the lipid content and fatty acid composition of foods could be altered to increase the proportion of beneficial polyunsaturated fatty acids such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA); and omega-6 conjugated fatty lineolic acids referred to as (CLA), which would help consumers meet their nutritional requirements as well as increase market appeal and product sales for producers.
Total Project Cost: $150,149.00
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $131,149.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0286CO/ NB0229CO
Project Name: Maritime Pollination Workshop with CANPOLIN Researchers
Recipient: Bluets NB Blueberries
Pollination is an important component for the successful harvest of many agricultural crops. Reported declines in native bees and high annual losses of honey bee colonies put these crops profitability at risk. This project will bring researchers to the area to consult with Maritime growers about research priorities on native bees and commercial pollinators. The researchers will discuss and set directions on important biological issues regarding the pollination of crops. Three avenues of research priorities will be reviewed 1) bee health, 2) native bees and agro-ecosystems and 3) crop pollination. The priorities established will guide researchers to direct their research toward issues that is considered important to crop producers.
Total Project Cost: $37,300.00
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $29,800.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0287CO/ QP6421CO
Project Name: Evaluating Bti Biopesticide Against Cabbage Maggot, Delia radicum L.
Recipient: Centre de recherche agroalimentaire de Mirabel
The aim of the project is to assess the potential of the Bti biopesticide to fight cabbage maggot, currently controlled with a soon to be banned pesticide, chlorpyrifos. The next step will be to identify the lethal potential of both formulations in a lab. The formulation that will be most effective at the lowest concentrations will be field-tested for rutabaga and cauliflower with treatment variants such as spraying and wetting. The results will help compare the measured efficiency with a control and similar treatments with the organophosphorus insecticide currently in use.
Total Project Cost: $100,372.00
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $79,085.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0292
Project Name: Food Connections Research Project
Recipient: Ecology Action Centre
This project aims to support direct marketing of agricultural products through a research study which will examine the question: Can programs to build food skills encourage agricultural direct marketing? It is the aim of the project to: a) increase food preparation and preservation skills through a series of capacity building workshops; b)connect food educators (e.g. dietitians, nutrition professors etc.) with farmers and local food markets; c) support emerging and alternative food distribution systems (farmers markets, CSAs, buying groups); and d) study the impact of this project on the purchasing behaviour and eating habits of consumer participants in the project, as well as the sales and marketing behavior of farmer participants. The project hopes to assist the industry in pathfinding a solution to a challenge that was once known and is now not widely known; that is how to prepare the fresh food that we purchase.
Total Project Cost: $40,000.00
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0293CO/ NB0227CO
Project Name: Methodology of toxin testing for grain samples
Recipient: Atlantic Grains Council
Grain producers’ number 1 concern to come out of the strategic session organized by the Atlantic Grains Council is the fact that grain is being refused at delivery because of high levels of Deoxnivalenol (DON). There have been missed opportunities, lower confidence in Maritime grain and lost income to producers. Traditional testing for DON levels in grain show that the grain is fine until the product reaches the client. With the help of expertise from the Canadian Grain Commission, the Atlantic Grains Council will address the issue of contradictory DON results. This project will develop a methodology to properly test the grain and oilseed that is agreeable to every value chain member in the industry. Considerations will be given to up-to-date research, method of sampling (sample taken, stored, grinded) and collaboration between parties. Outputs of the project are to salvage existing markets in grains and oilseeds and create strong customer confidence to allow access to additional markets.
Total Project Cost: $61,140.00
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $32,160.78
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0294
Project Name: Benchmarking & Key Performance Indicators for the
Recipient: Cape Breton Partnerships Inc.
The aim of this project is to develop a pilot web based software system which will allow for real time data entry and reporting for KPI’s (key performance indicators) and other benchmarking measurements for dairy producers in
Original Estimated Project Cost: $103,497.50
Final Project Cost: $103,497.50
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0295CO/ NB0231CO
Project Name: Maritime Blueberry Industry COP - Determining a methodology
Recipient: Bluets NB Blueberries
In 2008 and 2009 Maritime blueberry producers saw a significant decrease in the price received for their product. Producers have also been faced with dramatic increases in input costs over the last several years. To respond to the evolving production and marketing environment this one year project will develop a methodology for a cost of production study for the Maritime blueberry industry that is comprehensive in approach and includes, among other considerations, development costs, renewal costs, and a return on employed capital which will provide a good basis to move forward with the next phase of completing the Cost of Production Study.
Total Project Cost: $18,660.00
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $15,660.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0296
Project Name: Celery Production Development for Cool Climate on Mineral Soil in
Recipient: Horticulture
Celery is not a traditional crop grown in
Total Project Cost: $47,200.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0297
Project Name: Growing Industrial Hemp in a Maritime Climate in
Recipient: Integrated Digital Services Ltd
This is a follow up to NS0236 and NS0271 where the first evaluated the market potential for Industrial Hemp as a Raw material for the manufacture of fuel pellets and the second developed a business operational plan for a biofuel manufacturing plant and completing a test burn. The aim of this project is to conduct on-field agronomic monitoring and research to build on existing information as it relates to the Nova Scotian climate and conditions. It is anticipated that the results of this project will provide a clear path to a profitable crop and would allow for a comfort level amongst growers to fully utilize this crop in NS.
Original Estimated Total Project Cost: $51,675.80
Final Project Cost: $51,675.80
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0298
Project Name: Control of Black Root Rot in Strawberry Production using high-fungal compost incorporated into raised beds
Recipient: Horticulture
Black root rot (BRR) is a complex and serious soil borne disease and a major contributing factor in declining strawberry yields in
Total Project Cost: $34,435.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0299
Project Name: Field Test to Evaluate Novel Breeding Marker Panel for Herd life and Reproduction in
Recipient: Performance Genomics Inc.
Selective breeding focused on milk production of Holstein cows has resulted in impressive gains over the past few decades and reproductive performance and robustness have deteriorated to the point where increased replacement rate seriously limits profitability. The test being developed through this project will provide producers with a simple means of determining, at birth, an animal’s reproductive potential. This information obtained from the test can be used to optimize the production and use of superior animals to improve the overall efficiency of the herd for the producer. This field trial will provide a means of evaluating the efficacy of the product.
Original Estimated Project Cost: $217,945
Final Project Cost: $ 235,516.00
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0302CO (NL0182CO)
Project Name: Conversion of Mink Fat into Bio-Diesel - Pilot Project
Recipient: SPEC Environmental Solutions Inc.
Disposal of mink carcasses and waste is of utmost importance for environmental reasons as well reduction in disease and watershed contamination aspects. This project aims to create an environmentally acceptable solution to the waste disposal issue as well as preventing the spread of Aleutian Disease and other diseases by using the mink fat to create mink oil and bio-diesel. Though the exploration of the methods of rendering and extracting mink oil from the fat, this project could be a huge contribution to the reduction of disease, clean up of the environment, and the potential run-off of effluent to the river systems of Digby and
Total Project Cost: $280,434.45
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $101,464.50
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0304CO (NS0304CO)
Project Name: Effect of supplementing low protein diets with synthetic amino acids on the production performance of laying hens
Recipient:
Since synthetic amino acids have become commercially available, there has been increased interest in feeding low protein amino acid supplemented diets. This interest is due to the reduction in cost of diets that contain lower amounts of one of the most expensive feed ingredients: protein. As laying hens cannot store excess amino acids, excesses in the diet are costly, wasteful and have a negative impact on the environment. Supplying the bird with an amino acid profile that more closely resembles its requirements will benefit not only the producer by reducing nitrogen inputs but also the environment by reducing the amount of nitrogen that needs to be disposed of. This project will determine which phase or phases of production will allow for least-cost diets formulated by reducing the crude protein content and using synthetic amino acids to meet the bird’s requirement to allow for maximum production potential of the hens will help the producer reduce feed costs and improve overall profitability.
Total Project Cost: $105,280
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $75,980.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0305CO (NB0242CO)
Project Name: Control of the Balsam Gall Midge Paradiplosis tumifex Gagneé (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) with Sex Pheromones and Mass Trapping: pre-commercialization and development of a control product.
Recipient: INFOR Inc.
Balsam gall midges, Paradiplosis tumifex Gagneé (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) are tiny flies that cause swellings (galls) on balsam fir needles. If numbers are high, large numbers of needles can be infested and eventually drop, making the tree unsuitable for the Christmas tree market. Control is often very difficult due to the short period that the larvae are exposed and once the larvae are enveloped by the needle within the gall, it is futile to apply a registered pesticide (Diazinon®). Since Christmas tree plantations are small, unique ecosystems, a sex pheromone trapping technique for balsam gall midge may be very effective. This three year proposal sets out to isolate, identify, and synthesize a sex pheromone for balsam gall midge and then to develop a sex pheromone trapping or mating disruption technology that would be relatively easy to use and lead to a safe, effective “green” control technique in Christmas tree plantations.
Total Project Cost: $352,000
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $281,600.00
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0306
Project Name: South
Recipient: Yarmouth Regional Business Development Corporation
The purpose of the “South West Nova Climate Data Research Project” is to collect valuable micro climate temperature and climate data information from
Total Project Cost: $260,580
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0307
Project Name: Environmental Performance Database
Recipient:
The objective of this project is to develop a comprehensive database that allows the NSFA to accurately review and report on various environmental initiatives that have been completed on
Original Estimated Project Cost: $90,675
Final Project Cost: $ 59,756.18
Original Approved Agri-Futures
Final Agri-Futures
Project status: Completed
Project Number: NS0308CO (NS0308CO)
Project Name: Nutritional value and pesticide content of pollen collected by commercial honey bees Apis mellifera in the
Recipient:
This study will test if the diets of honey bees that are pollinating crops (apples, blueberries, and cranberries) in the Maritimes are obtaining essential nutrients. Winter mortality for 2008/09 in
Total Project Cost: $87,800
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $71,450
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0310CO (NB0250CO)
Project Name: The Maritime Oilseed Guide and Technical Forum
Recipient: Atlantic Grains Council
With the opening of the new crushing facility in Bécancour Québec in April of 2010, there is an opportunity for crop diversification for Maritime grain growers. Since the Maritime climate is not the same as other oilseed growing regions of
Total Project Cost: $53,421.50
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $40,900
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0312CO (NS0312CO)
Project Name: Study factors that affect apple quality as a critical principle of a Total Quality Management (TQM) program
Recipient:
This three year project from the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers Association aims to provide a model for producers to use in producing high quality apples consistently. It will assess factors in the field such as maturity timing and assessment for climatic seasonal differences. This tool will assist producers to know how to adjust for those seasonal differences and allow the industry to adopt this TQM practice which will lead to a more competitive industry.
Total Project Cost: $283,750
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $226,067.51
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0313
Project Name: Evaluation of contaminants in surface and subsurface drainage water from land applied treated municipal biosolids
Recipient:
This study will evaluate whether using currently recommended rates of NVS affects water quality parameters including pathogens, nutrient concentrations, heavy metals, and specific organic pollutants that may originate from the NVS applications. The results of this study will provide risk management and best practices information to farmers in
Total Project Cost: $90,600
Approved Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0315CO (NS0315CO)
Project Name: Pesticides in honey bee hives in the
Recipient: NS Beekeepers' Association
This proposed research of this project from the Nova Scotia Beekeepers Association will provide Maritime beekeepers information on pesticide loads in their colonies, including a breakdown of the proportion of contaminants that are used by beekeepers (e.g. pesticides used to control Varroa mites) vs. those that from external sources (e.g. agrochemicals used by farmers) – important baseline information currently lacking in the region. Additionally, it is predicted that this work will lead to novel insights on the inter-play between destructive honey bee pathogens and parasites, and sub-lethal pesticide residue exposures, as they relate to deleterious effects on honey bee colony health.
Total Project Cost: $60,333.33
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $50,833.33
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0319CO (QP6541CO)
Project Name: Simple Day-Neutral Strawberry Yield Prediction Method Development
Recipient: Institut de recherché et de development en agroenvironment
The project aims to develop a prediction method for weekly strawberry harvest volumes to better coordinate harvests with sales to improve profitability and competitiveness across the strawberry industry. The project will allow development of reliable and user-friendly harvest estimation tools, allowing producers to anticipate fruit yield up to three weeks in advance, as well as being useful for human-resource planning and possibly for fertilizer management.
Total Project Cost: $214,956
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $100,000
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0321CO (PE0326CO)
Project Name: Atlantic Johne's Disease Initiative
Recipient: Dairy Farmers of
Johne's disease is a national priority for the dairy industry and guidelines for the implementation of provincial or regional programs have been endorsed by the Canadian Animal Health Coalition (CAHC). The proposed program builds on previous work (both education and research) in the region and is supported by CAHC, through the Johne's program director. The project will focus on measurable outcomes to show progression of the Johne's strategy in Atlantic Canada as a pathfinding exercise in preparation for self-sustaining regional or national programming.
Total Project Cost: $1,183,847
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $864,000
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0322CO (QP6544CO)
Project Name: Diagnostic Tool for Dairy Production: Potential Gains Anaylsis
Recipient: Valacta
The project consists of designing a method to assess possible financial improvements in relation to management factors; determining the technical indicators for the analysis of management factors; and setting objectives to achieve those potential gains. The project will include the development of a data infrastructure and a software tool to allow advisors and their clients to carry out analyses, to explore possible corrective measures, to achieve the objectives established, and to use technical indicators to monitor progress. A protocol will subsequently be established to help advisors and their clients target short- and intermediate-term improvements, establish realistic objectives, and develop an action plan and monitoring benchmarks. Five Valacta advisors will be trained to verify the tool and the diagnostic method on 30 dairy farms.
Total Project Cost: $282,860
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $113,000
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0323CO (NB0261CO)
Project Name: Maritime Blueberry Industry COP - Collecting Data and Final Report
Recipient: Bluets NB Blueberries
This project is to develop a cost of production (COP) study for the blueberry industry using the same methodology across the Maritimes and ensuring it is comprehensive in approach to include, among other considerations, development costs, renewal costs and a return on employed capital. Activities will also include a training component to inform producers about how the COP can be used to improve and make more efficient their business operations.
Total Project Cost: $70,540
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $56,040
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0327
Project Name: Hatching Egg Producers of NS “moving forward”
Recipient: Hatching Egg Producers Association of
This project aims to develop the tools (plan, regulations, allocation system, etc) required to permit the newly formed Hatching Egg Producers Association and associated sector to become regulated under the Nova Scotia Natural Products Council. This will reduce the risk of uncontrolled growth or expansion and possible disruption of supply which could cause harm to the whole poultry industry.
Total Project Cost: $118,300
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0331
Project Name: Opportunities for
Recipient:
The renewable electricity plan announced in April 2010 is a welcome addition to the provincial strategy for electricity production. The proposed adoption of one component of this plan, the community feed in tariff (COMFIT) seems to be a pragmatic initiative to encourage the implementation of renewable technologies at scales that should significantly impact provincial electricity generation. According to restrictions, individual farmers are not considered eligible and must either form co-operatives or be operating as a small business under the Community Economic Development Investment funds (CEDIF) to participate. As a representative of industry, the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture wishes to investigate the potential and methods of enabling participation of
Total Project Cost: $96,000
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0332CO (PE0338CO)
Project Name: Biochar Initiatives in Maritime Agricultural Production
Recipient: Soil Foodweb
Biochar is an emerging innovative product with increasing interest for its value in stabilizing soil nutrients and for carbon sequestration. However, in this area, producers have very little to no experience with it and many questions before they can consider using it on Maritime soils. Through field trials to assess intermediate and short term impacts of using biochar, this project will: determine if there are toxic properties in seed germination, determine optimum application rates, identify optimal media to use in application, evaluate impacts on Maritime blueberry and strawberry fields, and deliver research results for peer review.
Total Project Cost: $61,580
Approved by all Partnering CAAP Councils: $52,334
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0340
Project Name: Agricultural By-Products as Carbon Feedstocks to Produce Valuable Microalga Oil
Recipient: Ocean Nutrition Canada Limited
Total Project Cost: $148,287.47
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0341
Project Name: Piloting Quality Organic Milk Production, Processing and Marketing in
Recipient: East Coast Organic (ECO) Milk Co-operative
“Organic”, “Natural”, and “Local” are fast growing segments in Canadian Food consumption. In Atlantic Canada, there is no existing processing capacity for organic milk. Developing a local supply of organic milk products is an important opportunity, but challenging because of logistics of trucking and processing small volumes of milk in existing systems. The ECO Milk strategy is to contract a small local processor to package organic milk, thus increasing utilization of existing capacity rather than risk a heavy investment in new processing equipment and development of processing expertise. The project will lead to longer-term benefit to a growing group of dairy farmers who will benefit from the added value of organic.
Total Project Cost: $96,200
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Project Number: NS0346
Project Name: Understanding Harvest Maturity and Storage of the New Apple Cultivar SweeTango®
Recipient: Scotian Gold Co-Operative Limited
Total Project Cost: $147,821.50
Agri-Futures
Project status: In progress
Note:
· This Summary was created based on information available as of December 30th, 2011 and is subject to change.
· The letters CO stand for Collective Outcome where more than one Adaptation Council participates. Where two numbers with CO are shown, the second number indicates the Council Managing the Project. Until all potential partners have been included, the level of commitment of parties may vary. Also, approved amounts shown for Collective Outcome projects qualify to receive ½ of that amount back from AAFC and this has not been reflected in this summary.
