CAD 368,500.00
Reported federal agreement value. An agreement can cover several years; this is not the amount paid out.
Selected because the publisher reports recipient province NL; NL Ledger has not established the work, benefit or jurisdiction from this record; source fields are available below.
This is the whole reported commitment or notice value, not the amount paid or an NL allocation.
- Recipient
- NunatuKavut Community Council Inc.
- Name as printed
- NunatuKavut Community Council Inc. | NunatuKavut Community Council Inc.
- Public body
- Public Health Agency of Canada
- Agreement start
- April 1, 2021
- Program
- Nutrition North Canada
- Record type
- Federal grant or contribution
Receipt
agreement 1480-2025-2026-Qrt4-0000118, amendment 2
Source location evidence
Location review incomplete.
Reported address: country: CA; province: NL; city: Goose Bay | Goose Bay; postal code: A0P 1C0.
How counted: sum of 2 amendment rows (department reports changes). Start: 2021-04-01; end: 2027-03-31; reported: not stated. Amount: published value.
Full source fields
- _id
- 36134210
- ref_number
- 1480-2025-2026-Qrt4-0000118
- amendment_number
- 2
- amendment_date
- 2026-01-15
- agreement_type
- C
- recipient_type
- N
- recipient_business_number
- recipient_legal_name
- NunatuKavut Community Council Inc. | NunatuKavut Community Council Inc.
- recipient_operating_name
- research_organization_name
- recipient_country
- CA
- recipient_province
- NL
- recipient_city
- Goose Bay | Goose Bay
- recipient_postal_code
- A0P 1C0
- federal_riding_name_en
- federal_riding_name_fr
- federal_riding_number
- prog_name_en
- Nutrition North Canada
- prog_name_fr
- Nutrition Nord Canada
- prog_purpose_en
- This program supports culturally appropriate retail and community-based nutrition education initiatives to promote healthy eating in isolated northern communities, as part of the Nutrition North Canada program led by Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. It aims to increase knowledge of healthy eating and strengthen skills in selecting and preparing healthy store-bought and traditional or country foods. The program also builds on existing community-based activities and partnerships to support sustainable, locally relevant approaches that reflect community needs and priorities.
- prog_purpose_fr
- Ce programme soutient des initiatives d’éducation en nutrition adaptées à la culture, offertes dans les commerces de détail et au sein des communautés, afin de promouvoir une alimentation saine dans les communautés nordiques isolées, dans le cadre du programme Nutrition Nord Canada dirigé par Relations Couronne-Autochtones et Affaires du Nord Canada. Il vise à accroître les connaissances en matière d’alimentation saine et à renforcer les compétences liées à la sélection et à la préparation d’aliments sains, qu’ils soient achetés en magasin ou traditionnels. Le programme s’appuie également sur les activités et les partenariats communautaires existants.
- agreement_title_en
- 2122-HQ-000022
- agreement_title_fr
- 2122-HQ-000022
- agreement_number
- 2122-HQ-000022
- agreement_value
- 201000.0
- foreign_currency_type
- foreign_currency_value
- agreement_start_date
- 2021-04-01
- agreement_end_date
- 2027-03-31
- coverage
- description_en
- Not a Project (Mandated or Core Funding)
- description_fr
- N'est pas un projet (mandaté ou financement de base)
- naics_identifier
- expected_results_en
- Residents in eligible communities have access to culturally appropriate, community-based nutrition education initiatives. Through these initiatives, residents increase their knowledge of healthy eating and strengthen their skills in selecting and preparing healthy store-bought and traditional or country foods. As a result, residents are better equipped to make informed food choices and adopt healthier eating practices that support overall health and well-being.
- expected_results_fr
- Les résidents des communautés admissibles ont accès à des initiatives d’éducation en nutrition adaptées à la culture et offertes au sein de la communauté. Grâce à ces initiatives, ils améliorent leurs connaissances en matière d’alimentation saine et renforcent leurs compétences pour choisir et préparer des aliments sains, qu’ils soient achetés en magasin ou traditionnels. Ils sont ainsi mieux outillés pour faire des choix alimentaires éclairés et adopter des habitudes favorables à leur santé et à leur bien-être.
- additional_information_en
- additional_information_fr
- owner_org
- phac-aspc
- owner_org_title
- Public Health Agency of Canada | Agence de la santé publique du Canada
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