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Supplementary Information
Include any other information In this section.
- pport your application. ( No more than three av. ... onal pages of documents may I
Production Rational:
Farm injuries- and fatalities result in an enormous emotional and financial cost to the fanner, farm
families, farm workers, the community and the province. Various media groups, Agribusinesses,
Agricultural Societies, and Alberta Women's Institutes have worked closely with Alberta
Agriculture Farm Safety Program on their injury prevention campaigns Sufficient resources to air
these campaigns continuously have not been available. However, we believe that we have found a
way to send a positive message that is making an impact. Local businesses, industry, and
Agricultural groups now have an opportunity to participate in producing a collaborative and
effective awareness campaign. We believe awareness fosters more responsible actions, and that
provides an environment which fosters an eventual reduction in injuries and fatalities.
How did you hear about this program?
Lead Agency
I I • I
equest for Advance Payments
nappecammayrixjueetanadvafK » ^ , ' ^-\^^ M'~
» i n a d e l n v ^ g 3 0 d a y s a f t o t r » p ^ The request for t t « a d v * # f ( -,
project start data. Approval of the advance is at the Discretion of the CASP Administration^^ ™ ^^~]
ease incfcate whether an advance request wB be made: ;•; II
( X) Yea. I wffl require an advance of $ 53 995 / , M „ , _„_-,_ : _
— — _ y
( ) No. I win not require an advance.
Declaration of the Applicant
" he Information given in this appicalion and in the detailed project proposal Is to the best of my knowledge, complete, true and accurate,
certify that financial assistance from this Agreement is a significant factor in the decision to proceed with this project - r-concur
that the htetectual property rights of materials developed under this project shad be jointly owned by the Canadian CoaHoh for
gricuttural Safety & Rural Health, the appfcant and other partners on a proportionate share. «
December fl iqq?
Date
tmrrn & Agri- Food Canada through the
Han Adaptation and Rural Development Fund
Ml
uuiiT9 et
Agri- Food Canada Acroallmentalre
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Project Report "A Safe Farm, is a Great Place to Grow" |
| Subject | Farm Safety; Agriculture |
| Description | Farm Safety Project Report |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811096 |
| Date | 1999 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 56 |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Source | AWI Collection |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
| Transcript | Supplementary Information Include any other information In this section. - pport your application. ( No more than three av. ... onal pages of documents may I Production Rational: Farm injuries- and fatalities result in an enormous emotional and financial cost to the fanner, farm families, farm workers, the community and the province. Various media groups, Agribusinesses, Agricultural Societies, and Alberta Women's Institutes have worked closely with Alberta Agriculture Farm Safety Program on their injury prevention campaigns Sufficient resources to air these campaigns continuously have not been available. However, we believe that we have found a way to send a positive message that is making an impact. Local businesses, industry, and Agricultural groups now have an opportunity to participate in producing a collaborative and effective awareness campaign. We believe awareness fosters more responsible actions, and that provides an environment which fosters an eventual reduction in injuries and fatalities. How did you hear about this program? Lead Agency I I • I equest for Advance Payments nappecammayrixjueetanadvafK » ^ , ' ^-\^^ M'~ » i n a d e l n v ^ g 3 0 d a y s a f t o t r » p ^ The request for t t « a d v * # f ( -, project start data. Approval of the advance is at the Discretion of the CASP Administration^^ ™ ^^~] ease incfcate whether an advance request wB be made: ;•; II ( X) Yea. I wffl require an advance of $ 53 995 / , M „ , _„_-,_ : _ — — _ y ( ) No. I win not require an advance. Declaration of the Applicant " he Information given in this appicalion and in the detailed project proposal Is to the best of my knowledge, complete, true and accurate, certify that financial assistance from this Agreement is a significant factor in the decision to proceed with this project - r-concur that the htetectual property rights of materials developed under this project shad be jointly owned by the Canadian CoaHoh for gricuttural Safety & Rural Health, the appfcant and other partners on a proportionate share. « December fl iqq? Date tmrrn & Agri- Food Canada through the Han Adaptation and Rural Development Fund Ml uuiiT9 et Agri- Food Canada Acroallmentalre |
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