The 2025 Knowledge Transfer Program is open to receive applications. Download and review the 2025 Program Guide (PDF, 506 KB). The program will remain open until funds are fully allocated.
This program was formerly the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Program, and was renamed on September 16, 2025.
The objective of the Knowledge Transfer Program (KTP) is to increase the competitiveness, resiliency, and innovation of the provincial agriculture and food sector through facilitated knowledge and technology transfer.
Download and review the 2025 Program Guide (PDF, 506 KB)
KTP is a cost-shared program designed to support B.C.’s producers and processors in adapting to changing environmental, production, and market conditions.
The program helps drive innovation and long-term behavior change to strengthen B.C.’s agriculture and food sector by funding events and activities that foster practical knowledge and skill development.
Organizations can receive up to 75 percent in cost shared funding for eligible activities, including expert-led sessions, hands-on training, and on-farm demonstrations.
For a successful application, organizations must show how the activities will transfer knowledge and/or build the skills of agriculture and seafood producers or processors with active operations in B.C.
Applications open on March 19, 2025 (first come, first served). The Program will remain open until funds are fully allocated. Activities must take place between April 16, 2025 to March 1, 2026.
Please see the Program Guide (PDF, 506KB) for details on eligibility.
If you need assistance or have any questions, feel free to contact us at Knowledge.Transfer@gov.bc.ca.
Applicants experiencing technical issues can contact PODS through the ‘Contact Us’ section of the application. If you do not see this option, please email us at knowledge.transfer@gov.bc.ca.
Applicants will be notified within four to six weeks of submission of a completed application.
You won’t be able to edit your application once it has been submitted. If you have concerns about your application, please email the program inbox at knowledge.transfer@gov.bc.ca.
Applicants can submit more than one application per intake.
There is some flexibility between the approved budget and actual expenses claimed:
For major budget changes, contact us email us immediately at: knowledge.transfer@gov.bc.ca
Childcare is an eligible expense as part of our support for more inclusive events. Refer the applicant to eligible activity costs section of the Program Guide (PDF, 506KB).
An event series is eligible for funding. If approved, applicants can submit a single reimbursement claim for all eligible expenses incurred over the entire series, up to the maximum approved amount.
Each KTP application allows only one reimbursement claim per project. Claims must be submitted once the project is complete (no later than 30 days after the last activity has taken place). Applicants should keep all proof of payment (receipts) related to their KTTP Project for seven years in case of audit.
To ensure your claim is processed, please submit it through the same system used for your application.
For detailed instructions, refer to the 2025 KTP How to submit your claim PDF (1MB). Receipts are not required with your claim, but please retain all proof of payment for 7 years in case of audit.
Please note that KTTP Projects will be considered cancelled if the claim is not received by the final deadline.