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Intact Financial — Municipal Climate Resiliency Grants Webinar (January 2025)
21 slides from Intact Financial's conference presentation, January 2025
Slide 1: Municipal Climate Resiliency Grants Webinar — Application Overview
Municipal Climate Resiliency Grants Webinar — Application Overview PRESENTED BY: Intact Financial Corporation
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda About Intact Municipal Climate Application and ▪ What we do and Resiliency Grants Q&A who we are ▪ Program details, ▪ What we are ▪ Our approach to impact objectives looking for in building resilient and granting applications communities guidelines ▪ Granting decision- making process and time
Slide 3: About Intact
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Slide 4: What we do
What we do Intact is the largest provider of Property & Casualty insurance in Canada, a leading 1 specialty lines insurer with international expertise and a leader in commercial lines 3 in the U.K. and Ireland. 1 Largest provider of P&C insurance in Canada 2 2 Leading Global Specialty lines platform
Slide 5: Our approach to building climate resilient communities
Our approach to building climate resilient communities We are doubling down to help people and communities adapt to the impacts of climate change by being better prepared for extreme weather.
Slide 6: How to Apply
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Slide 7: Climate resilience is a pillar of Intact's approach to building resilient communities
Climate resilience is a pillar of Intact’s approach to building resilient communities. Through this program, Intact is investing $2 million to fund projects that explore real, concrete solutions to make our communities, our people and our economy more resilient.
Slide 8: Types of projects funded
Types of projects funded Wildfire Resilience projects - Community Level ▪ Deploying landscape and vegetation management techniques to create a community fire guard, such as: • Planting fire-resistant trees and drought-tolerant plants • Creating fuel-reduced buffer zones • Clearing vegetation to crea
Slide 9: Types of projects funded
Types of projects funded Flood Resilience projects - Community Level • Developing a municipal flood risk management strategy using the Municipal Flood Risk Check-Up – Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation • Implementing nature-based solutions for stormwater management such as constructed wetlands, nat
Slide 10: Ideal outcomes of the program
Ideal outcomes of the program Overall objective is to invest in our most vulnerable and climate-affected communities to Averting future losses Ability to scale Cross-country impact increase resiliency Narrow the climate Expecting to fund 15+ Invest $2M across and divert future adaptation funding gap
Slide 11: Who can apply?
Who can apply? ▪ Canadian municipalities ▪ Indigenous communities Maximum grant ▪ CRA registered charities per application: Please note: NGO applicants must provide a letter $200K of support from senior municipality representative / Indigenous or public governing bodies
Slide 12: Application Overview
Application Overview • Section 1 - Eligibility and Project Scope • Section 2 - Contact Information • Section 3 - Organization Profile • Section 4 - Project Details and Impact • • Section 5 - Funding • Section 6 - Supporting Documentation
Slide 13: Section 1 – Eligibility
Section 1 – Eligibility Check the list here if you are not a CRA registered charity or municipality Check the granting guidelines | 13
Slide 14: Section 4 – Project Details and Impact
Section 4 – Project Details and Impact Did you complete the Municipal Flood Risk Check-up? Did you complete the FireSmart Canada Wildland Fire Hazard assessment? | 14
Slide 15: Section 4 – Project Details and Impact
Section 4 – Project Details and Impact Describe the problem or challenge this project will address (250 words max). What solution are you looking to implement through this project and how does it address risk (250 words max). | 15
Slide 16: Section 4 – Objectives and Outcomes
Section 4 – Objectives and Outcomes S.M.A.R.T. Specific Project goals should be specific as possible for more effective planning Measurable Goals and progress are measurable Achievable Objectives are reasonable and accomplished within a certain timeframe (i.e. completed within 1-2 years of receiving
Slide 17: Section 4 – Objective and Outcome Examples
Section 4 - Objective and Outcome Examples Objectives Success Measures 1 Installation of Rain Gardens: • Measure the reduction in surface runoff volume by at least 20% in the targeted areas. Design and install rain gardens in 10 strategic locations in • Complete the design and installation of all 10
Slide 18: Section 4 – Project Details and Impact
Section 4 – Project Details and Impact Who is impacted or involved? (e.g., Indigenous community members, low-income families, etc.) Are you working with charitable orgs or the Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation? Do you have volunteer opportunities for Intact employees to assist with your | 18 proje
Slide 19: Section 5 – Funding
Section 5 - Funding Did you receive an MCRG grant in 2022? Input your total project budget here The grant amount you are requesting from Intact If your project budget is greater than grant requested, we strongly suggest to find additional | 19 funding sources
Slide 20: Granting program timelines
Granting program timelines Applications accepted: September 9, 2024 – January 31, 2025 Capacity building webinars: October – January 2025 Scan the QR code or click here to visit the website of the Intact Centre Application evaluation and approvals: on Climate Adaptation February 2025 Intact informs
Slide 21: Questions?
Questions? Municipal Climate Intact Centre on Climate Resiliency Grants Adaptation Contact the Intact Foundation at Contact Anabela Bonada from intact.foundation@intact.net or the Intact Centre on Climate fondation.intact@intact.net Adaptation at abonada@uwaterloo.ca
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