Kelowna, B.C. – The Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) has approved $300,000 in funding to 18 projects to help conserve and improve the quality of water in the valley. Directors approved the Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) grants at…
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Okanagan Water Board annual grant program focuses on floods, drought
Kelowna, B.C. – The Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) is now accepting applications to its 2018 Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grant Program. This is the 13th year for the program, providing $300,000 to water projects in the Okanagan.…
Okanagan Water Board announces funding for projects to conserve and improve valley water
Kelowna, B.C. – The Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) has approved $300,000 in funding to 17 projects that will help conserve and improve the quality of water in the valley. Directors approved the Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grants…
Okanagan Water Board announces funding for projects to protect valley water
The Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) has approved $300,000 in funding to 18 projects that will help conserve and improve the quality of water in the valley. Directors approved the Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grants at their regular…
10 Years of Water Funding
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Okanagan Water Board Offers Funds for Strategic Water Projects
Kelowna, B.C. – The Okanagan Basin Water Board is now accepting applications to its 2015 Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grant Program. The program, in its ninth year, has $300,000 available for projects that conserve water in the Okanagan…
Explore the WCQI Projects Database!
The OBWB recognizes the importance of enabling projects that enhance water quality and conserve water quantity in the Okanagan Valley. The Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) program is intended to build a collaborative approach to water management and promote…
Funding for Water Projects
AM1150 – April 3, 2014 The Okanagan Basin Water Board has approved $300,000 in funding to 20 projects that will help conserve and improve the quality of water in the valley. Directors approved the Water Conservation and Quality Improvement Grants…
Funding flows to Okanagan projects that will protect valley water
Kelowna, B.C. – The Okanagan Basin Water Board has approved $300,000 in funding to 20 projects that will help conserve and improve the quality of water in the valley. Directors approved the Water Conservation and Quality Improvement Grants at their…
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Tags: Grants, Water Conservation, Water Quality Improvement, WCQI
Water Board Opens Intake for Water Conservation and Quality Improvement Grant Applications
Kelowna, B.C. – The Okanagan Basin Water Board is now accepting applications to its 2014 Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grant Program. The program, in its ninth year, has $300,000 available for projects that conserve water or improve its…
Call for Applications – Water Conservation & Quality Improvement Grant Program
The Okanagan Basin Water Board is now accepting applications to its 2014 Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grant Program. The program, in its ninth year, has $300,000 available for projects that conserve water or improve its quality. Successful applicants…
Grants – Overview
The financial structure of the Okanagan Basin Water Board promotes the sharing of resources to move forward on projects that are of high priority and high value to communities. The OBWB receives funding from senior government agencies, manages finances for…
Grant funds flow to projects to conserve or improve Okanagan water
The Okanagan Basin Water Board has approved $300,000 in funding from its Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grant Program to 19 projects in the valley. Since the program began awarding funds in 2006, some $2.4 million has been provided…
Funds Flow to Projects to Conserve or Improve Okanagan Water
The Okanagan Basin Water Board has approved $300,000 in funding from its Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grant Program to 19 projects in the valley. “We had amazing applications – from schools, non-profit groups, and local governments – proposing…
Water Board Fishing for Projects that Conserve or Improve Water
The Okanagan Basin Water Board is now accepting applications to its 2013 Water Conservation and Quality Improvement (WCQI) Grant Program. The program, in its eighth year, has $300,000 available for projects that conserve water or improve its quality. Eligible recipients…
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