First Nations Housing Sustainability Initiative
Accepting applications
Program Category:
Clean Energy, Community Infrastructure, Climate Preparedness and Adaptation
Project Type(s):
Energy Efficiency (Housing / Buildings), Renewable Energy
Intake Type
Continuous IntakeFunder
Columbia Basin Trust
Funding Organization Type
- Trust
Funding Range
- Medium ($50K-$250K)
- Large ($250K-$500K)
- Major (over $500K)
Eligible Community
- Indigenous Communities
- Métis Nations
- Modern Treaty Nations
Eligible Project Activities
- Project Feasibility
- Project Planning
- Project Implementation (e.g. Design / Procurement / Construction)
This program is for communities within a specific service area
See service area
The Trust’s First Nations Housing Sustainability Initiative supports First Nations in the Basin to enhance their community’s affordable rental housing by providing grants to support energy retrofits, health and safety enhancements and building repairs.
Eligible Community
First Nations in the Columbia Basin Trust Region
Regional Limitations
Yes (See the Map)Required Community Contribution
Community contribution required (please see program website)
Funding Stacking Restrictions
No
Professional Input Required
Yes
Condition assessments, energy audits , quotes
Specific Eligibility Requirements
Must be done by qualified professional; homes should be band owned.
Type of Funding
- Grant
- Support (e.g. consulting management)
Range of Funding Available per Project
- Medium ($50K-$250K)
- Large ($250K-$500K)
- Major (over $500K)
Description of Funding
Grant amounts are based on project costs validated by assessments and audits.
Percentage of Project Funded
Please contact program staff directly for details.
Eligible Costs
PlanningCapital Costs
Equipment/Material Purchase
Capacity Building for the Community
Condition assessments, energy audits
Ineligible Costs
Administration FeesProject Management
Staff Costs
Land Acquisition
Reporting Requirements
Progress reports and final reports
Expected Timeframe for Funding Decision
1 monthApproximately 1 month