Grants and Contributions

Project activities of CGIAR include: supporting the resilient, low-emission farms, landscapes, and aquatic resources of 38 million small-scale producers and value chain actors; development of 100 climate and sectoral policies; supporting investment of USD 15 billion; and contributing to emissions reductions or removal of 1 gigaton of CO2e by supporting equitable mitigation action at scale.

This project aims to support Middlebury College by funding the Vienna Centre for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation to conduct workshops and seminars and publish expert reports and papers for experts and beneficiaries. It seeks to formulate evidence-based recommendations for regulators to update practices, policies, and regulatory and legal frameworks. Also, these recommendations help to scope the future of emerging technologies for their secure incorporation into the nuclear sector. The project seeks to mitigate exploitable vulnerabilities in emerging technologies and cybersecurity with implications on nuclear materials, facilities and activities.

Tariff mitigation through product redesign, innovation, and export diversification

Canada Arts Presentation Fund - Programming Support

Canada Arts Presentation Fund - Development Support

The purpose of this agreement is to assist Jocelyn Simon Daigle in reviewing Hydro-Quebec's application to renew its Gentilly-2 power reactor decommissioning licence and participating in the Commission hearing.

The project will construct a 470m multi-use pathway (MUP) which is the second phase of the non-motorized pathway that will provide residents and visitors an accessible, separated, multi-use facility to walk, cycle, and roll safely between community destinations on Whispering Pines I.R. #4. This second phase will complete the off-road MUP on the east side of Westsyde Rd., which will be the first of its kind on I.R. #4. This MUP will help address safety concerns related to walking and cycling along Westsyde Rd. and encourage more active transportation use as the current roadway has no pedestrian or bicycle facilities or lighting.

To support efforts to build climate-resilient and low-carbon health systems, and protect and improve the health of people living in Canada in a changing climate, including from extreme heat, through better understanding of risks and successful adaptation options, and building capacity to address and implement them.

Project activities include: (1) providing 24/7 safety alerts and analysis to non-governmental organization (NGOs) operating in high-risk areas; (2) offering security briefings to NGO staff to ensure preparedness in crisis contexts; and (3) facilitating interagency coordination to improve collaboration and response in conflict zones.

The First Response Fund (FRF) is a global humanitarian pooled fund that resources grassroots, local, life-saving humanitarian responses led by women-led and women’s rights organizations (WLO/WROs). The FRF leverages the global network of over 50 national, regional and multiregional Women’s and Feminist Funds (W/FF) to support WROs/WLOs to provide fast and effective humanitarian services in ODA-eligible countries, including to communities that may not be reached otherwise. The FRF supports WROs/WLOs to provide humanitarian response services in their communities, with a focus on humanitarian aid to high-need groups who often face barriers to access, including refugees and internally displaced people, women with disabilities, gender expansive and transgender people, Indigenous and Black women, rural women, and those at the intersection of many of these identities.

This project represents Canada’s support to the First Response Fund. Specific funding amounts, and targeted countries, will be identified based on humanitarian need, coordinated humanitarian response plans, and FRF members’ delivery capacity, as per the FRF’s Operational Manual. The use of Canada’s financial contributions will be limited to prioritized geographical areas in UN Humanitarian Appeals and/or UNCHR Refugee Response Plans.