Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP)

On August 16, 2018, Canada and the Province entered into a new ten-year funding agreement herein referred to as the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP). Funding will be made available under the following four funding streams as well as three subcategories:

1. Public Transit
2. Community, Culture and Recreation
3. Rural and Northern Communities
4. Green Infrastructure, consisting of the following three sub-streams
   1. Climate Change Mitigation
   2. Adaption, Resilience and Disaster Mitigation
   3. Environmental Quality (this includes water & wastewater projects)

ICIP Program Open for Applications

Currently the ICIP program is open for application submissions until 4:00 PM on April 26, 2019, for Municipalities, Not-for-Profit groups, Profit groups, Indigenous people, Government departments and Crown Corporations. Application forms, guidelines as well as Aboriginal Consultation & Environment Assessment forms for all funding categories are available directly below for downloading by clicking on the blue hyperlinks. 

Aboriginal Consultation & Environmental Assessment Form

Adaption, Resilience and Disaster Mitigation Application

Adaption, Resilience and Disaster Mitigation Guidelines

Climate Change Mitigation Application

Climate Change Mitigation Guidelines

Community Culture & Recreation Application

Community Culture & Recreation Guidelines

Environmental Quality Application

Environmental Quality Guidelines

Rural & Northern Communities Application

Rural & Northern Communities Guidelines

Public Transit Application- Please contact the Infrastructure Secretariat

Public Transit Guidelines- Please contact the Infrastructure Secretariat

Other Documentation 

A “Climate lens Assessment” may be required depending on the funding stream being considered, and if the estimated total eligible cost of the project exceeds $10 million dollars. The assessment has two components: a GHG mitigation assessment, which will measure the anticipated GHG emissions impact of an infrastructure project, and a climate change resilience assessment, which will employ a risk management approach to anticipate, prevent, withstand, respond to, and recover from a climate change related disruption or impact. A climate lens guidance document can be download by clicking on the blue hyperlink directly below.

Climate Lens Assessment Guidance Document

A “Community Employment Benefits” guidance document containing reporting requirements can be download by clicking on the blue hyperlink directly below.

Community Employment Benefits Guidance Document

 

Upcoming Information Sessions:

Municipalities	Queens	Kings	Prince
Date	March 20	March 21	March 22
Time	2:00-3:30	2:00-3:30	2:00-3:30
Location	Charlottetown Inn and Conference Centre - Cavendish and Brackley Room	Lanes Riverhouse Inn & Cottages - Banquet Room	Rodd Mill River

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Profits/Non Profits	Queens	Kings	Prince
Date	March 27	March 28	March 29
Time	2:00-3:30	2:00-3:30	2:00-3:30
Location	Charlottetown Inn and Conference Centre - Stanhope A & B Room	Lanes Riverhouse Inn & Cottages - Banquet Room	Loyalist Inn Empire 2 Room

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Indigenous Groups	Queens
Date	March 18
Time	2:00-3:30
Location	Hotel on Pownal - Pownal Room

 

 

 

 

 

 

Crown Corps/Government	Queens
Date	March 25
Time	2:00-3:30
Location	Hotel on Pownal - Pownal Room