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Volume 2, Issue 1, January 2007 |
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New funding opportunity for municipal solid waste projects
GMF will award up to $10 million in loans and $2 million in grants under this Request for Proposals (RFP).More>> |
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Communities across Canada are adopting sustainable development as a way to improve quality of life, reduce costs and reach higher standards of air, water and soil quality, and climate protection.
The FCM Centre for Sustainable Community Development offers resources to support that action. More>> |
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This has been an extraordinary year for the District of Ucluelet, B.C.
It started in June at FCM’s 69th Annual Conference and Municipal ExpoTM in Montreal when Ucluelet won a 2006 FCM-CH2M HILL Sustainable Community Award for sustainable community planning. |
FCM Capacity Building Workshops Agir avec les collectivités Tools for Action |
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| Update: Capacity building | ||||
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In 2006, the FCM Centre for Sustainable Community Development (CSCD) launched a municipal Capacity Building program. To develop the program, CSCD is consulting with municipal governments to gather feedback on their needs as they pertain to six areas of municipal activity: brownfields, energy, planning, transportation, waste and water. |
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| News: GMF fosters change | ||||
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CSCD recently began examining the impact of Green Municipal Fund (GMF) grants for feasibility studies, field tests, sustainable community plans and assessments. The Centre took a close look at how these studies translated into the implementation of capital projects. The findings were simple: GMF studies foster exciting change in communities. |
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| News: GMF transfers knowledge | ||||
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CSCD is pleased to release case studies of three GMF-funded initiatives |
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| Update: Community Energy Mission 2006 | ||||
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From the moment your vehicle crawls out of England's Heathrow Airport onto the M4, you know that even the worst Canadian traffic jam cannot compare with what London commuters face every day. More>> |
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| News: ACT solutions | ||||
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The Affordability and Choice Today (ACT) program encourages housing affordability and choice through regulatory reform. Through projects carried out in municipalities across the country, ACT has generated a significant body of work and a range of regulatory solutions that can be adapted by communities throughout Canada. |
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This newsletter is a publication of FCM's Green Municipal Fund.
Please direct your comments, inquiries and suggestions to Lorie Boucher at
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