A Message From the AAC Chair

April 12, 2012

On April 11, the AAC was verbally notified by staff at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada that the current Canadian Agricultural Adaptation Program (CAAP) will expire March 2014 and that there is no role for the regional councils in the delivery of future federally funded programs.

The impact of this decision will not be felt immediately as the current CAAP program remains open.

•All current CAAP projects, project timelines and funding allocations will remain unchanged.
•All proposals currently waiting board review will be reviewed as scheduled.
•The CAAP program remains open and applications are still being accepted. Please contact the AAC staff to discuss your project ideas. Program details can be found here.
•All projects must be completed by October 2013.

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