Grants and Contributions

This knowledge mobilization project is a partnership between the Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention (CMNCP) and the Canadian Women’s Foundation (CWF), a national leader on gender equality working for systemic change through funding, research, advocacy, and knowledge sharing. The partnership will combine their complementary expertise to provide access to training and skills on much-needed gender-based analysis plus (GBA+) at the municipal level. CWF will manage the research and writing of the online toolkit applying GBA+ to municipal-level hazard and risk assessments and emergency management plans bringing decades of gender analysis experience and working with trusted partners, academics, and practitioners in the emergency management field with expertise in GBA+.

On June 5, 2023, the Government of Canada announced it would join the Government of the Northwest Territories in matching donations raised by the United Way of the Northwest Territories (UWNWT) through the NWT Emergency Response Fund campaign. The Funds raised are to support response and recovery efforts related to the 2023 wildfire events in the Northwest Territories. UWNWT will redistribute funds to community organizations, charities and First Nations governments to support their emergency response and recovery efforts. By granting funds to help with relief of wildfires, people impacted by these emergencies will be provided with immediate support.

The purpose of this contribution is to provide funding for research, evaluation, consultation, training, capacity building, networking and information sharing activities.

This knowledge mobilization project, a collaboration between the Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention (CMNCP) and the Canadian Women’s Foundation (CWF), aims to enhance municipal-level training and skills in gender-based analysis plus (GBA+). Leveraging CWF's expertise in gender equality and CMNCP's connections with local governments, the project will develop an online toolkit for applying GBA+ to hazard and risk assessments and emergency management plans. CWF will oversee the research and writing of the toolkit, while CMNCP will facilitate its preparation and dissemination through workshops, information sessions, and established networks.

This project's goal is to support the United Way of Northwest Territories to respond and support communities affected in the Northwest Territories from wildfires that occurred in 2024. In addition, the United Way of Northwest Territories will improve its internal infrastructure to increase its effectiveness in services related to the 2024 wildfires.

This grant supports species at risk conservation activities by the St-Lawrence Valley Natural History Society. More specifically, this project aims to support the maintenance of critical habitats and the recovery of species at risk as well as the implementation of road mortality mitigation measures.

This contribution supports the Nunatsiavut Government (NG) in the establishment, management and operations of Akami-Uapishkᵁ-KakKasuak-Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve and enables Nunatsiavut Government to meet their obligations as provided for in the Park Impacts and Benefits Agreement (PIBA). Specifically, this contribution ensures NG has resources to carry out their roles and responsibilities as set out in the PIBA and provides funding to support Labrador Inuit businesses and individuals to take advantage of economic opportunities related to the National Park Reserve.

Develop and implement production-scale comminution robotics to improve productivity

Implement enterprise resource planning system for productivity enhancement

Develop and implement production-scale comminution robotics to improve productivity