Grants and Contributions

This project is to support buying office equipment for Justice Staff.

The Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN) supports countries to develop evidence-based Biodiversity Finance Plans (BFPs). The initiative allows countries to increase resources for biodiversity, reduce needs by greening sectoral budgets, and identify areas to use available resources more effectively. BIOFIN supports countries in implementing financial solutions to reach their national biodiversity targets. Canada supports BIOFIN from 2023 to 2026 in 16 countries to implement Biodiversity Finance Plans that contribute to national biodiversity and climate goals with positive impacts on gender equality. Countries select priority financial solutions from their Biodiversity Finance Plan or create additional solutions with the highest potential to accelerate the implementation of the Kunming-Montréal Global Biodiversity Framework. These results aim to inform the new BIOFIN Methodology to better consider climate goals resulting in a new ‘climate edition’ of the BIOFIN Workbook scheduled for release in 2026.

The Gaza Protection Consortium (GPC) is an integrated cash assistance, protection and health program, including preparedness, delivered by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), Mercy Corps, and Humanity and Inclusion (HI) across the Gaza Strip. Its objective is to deliver humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable population affected by extreme poverty, humanitarian crisis, food insecurity, and violations of basic rights.

This project aims to de-escalate violent conflict, reduce the vulnerability of civilians, and support peacebuilding efforts, in emerging conflicts Crisis Action. Project activities include: (1) developing the capacity and facilitating access of civil society organizations and religious actors to pursue collective action for gender-responsive de-escalation and peacebuilding, and; (2) developing the capacity of women and women’s organizations and networks to play a lead role in national and regional peace-building processes, and on addressing sexual and gender-based violence.

Youth – Business Development, Outreach and Analysis.

This project will focus on the development of new software functionality to enable an enterprise customer implement a worker task risk assessment across the organization and gain in-depth insight into workplace risk in an efficient, scalable, and accurate manner.

GALAXIA’s MÖBIUS Satellite Constellation is the first pay-per-use Earth Observation (EO) platform. This constellation of software defined nanosatellites will enable businesses of any size to avoid the obstacles of entering the space sector by offering an intelligent and adaptable satellite service at a reasonable cost.

The MÖBIUS Constellation will host an array of powerful and versatile space sensors on a shared-access basis. The highly configurable system allows platform users to deploy, scale, and modify proprietary software on the constellation while in orbit. Advanced edge compute technology enables sensor data to be acquired and processed in real-time, preventing data delivery delays for the end-user. The pay-per-use pricing model creates an affordable EO solution which ensures that customers only pay for what they use.

The proposed technology demonstration aims to launch a binary mission consisting of a single hub and spoke in order to demonstrate and test the capabilities of the hub and spoke relationship aspect of the MÖBIUS constellation in space. The technology demonstration will help GALAXIA to push the limits of MÖBIUS Software Defined Satellites. GALAXIA will further work with its industry and government partners, both from Canada and abroad, to fly their solutions onboard MÖBIUS in space. GALAXIA has a vast and growing portfolio of industry and government partners from energy to aquaculture to ocean and defence that are working with us to develop powerful applications and demonstrate them during this mission.

The project will use community outreach and community science to increase awareness and monitoring for early detection of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) outside of known distribution and regulated areas in Ontario.

This grant supports Hul'q'umi'num' Lands and Resources Society’s participation in the Minister’s Round Table where Elders and knowledge keepers share their perspective of the Sea Gardens project, lessons learned and things that are working well. It also supports the involvement in meetings for the Sea Gardens restoration with other First Nations and Parks Canada.

This grant supports the participation of a cultural monitor from Tsawout First Nation in SḰŦÁMEN QENÁȽ,ENEȻ SĆȺ operational activities.