The Green Municipal Fund’s Sustainable Affordable Housing (SAH) initiative offers support to affordable housing providers—including municipal and not-for-profit organizations and housing co-ops—seeking to undertake deep energy retrofits of existing affordable housing units to reduce their GHG emissions and improve residents’ comfort, affordability and cost certainty.

Watch this webinar recording to learn about SAH funding, as well as other ways that GMF is supporting Canadian housing providers with knowledge-building and capacity development.

This webinar was delivered in English with French simultaneous interpretation. 

Watch the webinar recording to learn:

  • The importance of energy-efficient retrofits for Canada’s existing affordable housing stock in reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, improving climate resilience, and maintaining affordability.
  • How funding at the pre-construction stage can enable more environmentally sustainable capital projects by embedding energy-efficiency outcomes early.
  • What SAH’s updated funding supports, including information about new study grants, eligibility, and examples of activities that SAH funding may cover.
  • Learn about how to apply and how Regional Energy Coaches can help along the way.
  • Have your questions answered by a SAH funding outreach officer and Regional Energy Coach, and learn about additional SAH tools and resources to support you on your retrofit journey.

Speakers:

  • Emilie Hayes, Lead, Sustainable Affordable Housing, Green Municipal Fund
  • Katie Desormeaux, Programs Outreach Officer, Green Municipal Fund
  • Dami Dabiri, Regional Energy Coach, BC Non-Profit Housing Association

Funding is delivered through FCM’s Green Municipal Fund and funded by the Government of Canada.

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