Social innovation for Montréal’s east end – Call for projects
Part of the QEDP
Funding for social innovation projects in support of the economic transformation of Montreal’s east end.
Notice: The call for projects period is now closed.
Montréal’s East End has the assets and potential to become a leading economic and social development hub in Quebec. Recognizing this potential in Budget 2021, the Government of Canada committed to supporting economic transformation in Montréal’s East End by boosting its revitalization, appeal and sustainable reindustrialization, while also putting into place an innovative approach to economic development for this territory.
As such, CED will invest $1M in social innovation projects that will generate economic, social and environmental spin-offs for Montréal’s East End.
Organizations that have these kinds of projects or that have demonstrated roots in Montréal’s East End (see the boundaries of the targeted territory below) were invited to participate in a call for projects to receive funding from CED. Organizations located elsewhere would be considered on the condition that the project takes place within the targeted territory.
The call for projects was open from November 8, 2024, to November 29, 2024, at noon Eastern Standard Time (EST).
Targeted territory
The western border runs from north to south along Avenue Papineau, meaning from the rivière des Prairies (Back River) to the St. Lawrence River.
Consult the Call for Projects Guide and the Application Submission Guide to learn more about this call for projects, including eligibility criteria.
Have you submitted a project for this call? Consult your application by accessing the CED Customer Centre Portal.
Questions?
- Contact us for further information.