Participant Funding Program
Watch the Participant Funding Program video for an introduction to the PFP including how the PFP works, who can apply, what are eligible expenses, and more.
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) established the Participant Funding Program (PFP) in 2011 to:
- enhance individual, not-for-profit organization and Indigenous group participation in the CNSC’s environmental assessment (EA) and licensing processes for major nuclear facilities (e.g., uranium mines, nuclear power plants, nuclear substance processing, or nuclear waste facilities)
- assist individuals, not-for-profit organizations and Indigenous groups to bring value-added information to the Commission through informed and topic-specific interventions related to EAs and licensing (i.e., new, distinctive and relevant information that contributes to a better understanding of the anticipated effects of a project)
To learn about PFP funding opportunities, your eligibility and the PFP application, review and funding award process, please click on the links below:
- PFP funding opportunities
- Eligibility criteria
- Funding application process
- Funding award process
- PFP resources and templates
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