Grants and Contributions

Upgrading of facilities: the project aims to modernize the company's tourism offer, adapting its products and services to the current context and positioning itself for the future.

Facilities upgrade: The project aims to build a new reception area to welcome tourists, promote Cree culture and support the development of Assinica and Nibiischii national parks.

This project advances the Government of Canada commitment to plant an additional two billion new trees over the next 10 years as part of a broader approach to nature-based climate solutions.

To conduct research to improve understanding of boater behaviour attitudes and risks and safety issues To create and share materials that improve boating safety To encourage boaters to use safe boating practices and comply with regulations

This project provides support to sales operations and CRM management, within the energy storage and renewable energy industry, with a focus on streamlining processes and data analysis.

CIIP Korea Smart Clean Energy- Intelligent Software and Hardware Package for Clean Energy, and Microgrid project with Korean partner CNC Aid Co, Ltd. to develop intelligent software and hardware packages for clean energy, energy management and monitoring systems.

The current project is focusing on the development of intelligent packages for clean energy, energy management, and monitoring systems. In this project, Power Grid Innovations together with its Korean partner, CNC Aid Co, will develop four products; 1) IMgrid- intelligent energy management system 2) GenView- smart monitoring hardware and software for clean energy 3) REMV- model development software for renewable energy resources 4) CGMV- model development software for conventional power plants. The initial prototype will be demonstrated in a target utility in Korea and Canada.

This project seeks to strengthen the Media Freedom Coalition (MFC) Secretariat’s ability to ensure the actions of MFC member countries on media freedom are not only coordinated, inclusive and effective, but that they are targeted and impactful for journalists and media actors in the countries they represent. The project will support the MFC leadership through clear processes and administration; support members to act by providing resources, ideas and connections; ensure information flow between stakeholders to promote coordination; organize key MFC activities such as events; communicate the MFC’s work to key audiences; and monitor and evaluate MFC activity.

This 19-month project will honour the lives and legacies of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and LGBTQ2S individuals and increase awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and LGBTQ2S individuals. Project activities will include: facilitation of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and LGBTQ2S individuals events for families, which will include culture, land-based activities, art and experiential and professional supports. Additionally, a memorial statue will be designed and created through family-determined protocol. Communities involved in this project will include: Marcel Colomb First Nation, Northlands First Nation, Shamattawa First Nation and God’s Lake First Nation.

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This project contributes to the prevention of Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM) in Bangladesh’s districts of Bagerhat and Sathkira in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. This project aims to empower adolescents and youth, particularly girls, to exert greater control over their sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR) decision-making and address the factors that drive CEFM with the support of their families and communities, including faith leaders. This project also empowers girls and young women to protect themselves from COVID-19 and its social and economic impacts. Project activities include: (1) strengthening health systems’ capacity to provide gender-responsive, COVID-19 and adolescent-friendly SRHR and psychosocial support services, including for CEFM, for unmarried and married adolescents girls; (2) improving sexual education for adolescent girls in and out of school, focusing on building decision-making, communication and risk reduction related to SRHR, sexual and gender-based violence, and CEFM; (3) enhancing adolescent girls and young women’s leadership capacity to challenge harmful gender norms and practices that impact SRHR; (4) empowering women’s organizations, men’s groups, faith/traditional leaders, and child protection influencers to address gender roles, cultural barriers and negative CEFM consequences; and (5) supporting families and communities to be COVID-19 responsive, while building the community’s capacity and the health care system to provide gender-responsive and adolescent-friendly information and services on COVID-19 prevention.

The project expects to directly benefit over 200,000 adolescent boys and girls (of which 110,000 girls/women) and indirectly benefit more than 1,400,000 people.