Enhance Road Safety Transfer Payment ### 📋 Eligible Entities - Organizations with expertise in road safety research, design, or testing - Educational institutions and research centers focused on transportation safety - Non-profit organizations dedicated to road safety advocacy and initiatives - Government agencies and municipalities involved in road infrastructure and safety management - Industry associations and consortia working on road safety standardization - Private sector entities (consultancies, engineering firms) with demonstrated road safety focus - Multi-stakeholder partnerships and collaborative organizations ### 💰 Funding Details - Grant Coverage: Up to 75% of eligible project costs - Recipient Contribution: Minimum 25% cost-sharing required (in-kind or cash) - Grant Structure: Non-repayable contribution (grant, not loan) - Funding Range: Specific maximum amount not stated; determined by individual project scope and approval - Payment Terms: Contribution-based; typically disbursed upon milestone achievement and expense verification ### 🛠️ Approved Expenses - Design and development of road safety tools and mechanisms - Testing and validation of safety solutions and interventions - Integration of nationally consistent road safety standards and protocols - Research and analysis related to road safety challenges - Development of standardized tools and frameworks for road safety improvement - Project management and coordination costs (where directly related to deliverables) - Documentation, reporting, and knowledge dissemination activities ### ⚠️ Conditions & Milestones - Projects must address nationally consistent road safety challenges (not localized only) - Tools and solutions must be designed for broad applicability across jurisdictions - Recipient must contribute minimum 25% of total project costs - Grant funds must be tracked separately and used exclusively for approved expenses - Projects must demonstrate measurable outcomes and deliverables - Regular progress reporting and financial accountability required - Recipient responsible for maintaining project records and documentation - Tools developed should promote standardization across Canada's road safety landscape - Final deliverables must be available for national adoption and implementation