Grants and Contributions

Develop digital adoption plan

The Rural Municipality of Brokenhead is seeking to develop an Active Transportation Master Plan to incorporate pathways and greenspaces throughout the Local Urban District (LUD) of Tyndall Garson.

The proposed planning project will investigate the feasibility of a On-Street Bicycle Network through designated bike lanes to connect residential areas to commercial districts, schools and parks.

A comprehensive planning exercise would bring together a multitude of stakeholders with residents and visitors to achieve the best plan to raise awareness of, and influence behaviour, by improving safety, ease, amenities, and confident Wayfinding of this Active Travel route Network.

Canada is funding the Recipient to conduct planning activities for the transition to zero emission buses (ZEBs) in the City of Kingston, Ontario, by addressing planning requirements to enable public transit fleet electrification and implementation.

This multi-donor project led by the World Bank aims to improve inclusive, government-led service delivery that supports the recovery and consolidation of peace in South Sudan. Project activities include: (1) providing training and technical assistance to build capacity of government institutions; (2) establishing systems necessary for better governance and service delivery, such as a national social registry; (3) serving as a platform for coherent policy dialogue between government and development partners on reform priorities and how to achieve them; (4) collecting and publishing fiscal data to support transparent public financial management; and (5) preparing a policy and legislative framework required to support women’s economic inclusion through the Women’s Economic Enterprise Fund.

Project activities include: (1) providing support for project design, implementation and monitoring; (2) improving climate change vulnerability and biodiversity assessments, baselines, targets and monitoring systems; (3) tracking and reporting on progress, global sharing of lessons learned; (4) monitoring implementation of corrective actions; tracking and reporting on progress of Canada’s NbS and biodiversity portfolio; and (5) capturing and synthesizing tools and lessons from the above activities at a portfolio level and widely sharing and promoting this information to NbS practitioners and other stakeholders.

The Health Basket Fund, which Canada contributes to through its $75 million Strengthening Tanzania's Primary Healthcare System for Women and Girls Project, supports the primary healthcare elements of the Government of Tanzania’s Health Sector Strategic Plan V.

The purpose of the Canadian International Innovation Program (CIIP) contribution agreement is to support Canadian SMEs identify international partners in CIIP target countries for industrial research and development collaboration that has good potential for commercialization.

This project aims to support Afghan refugees and host-communities in Pakistan impacted by the flood by providing essential services and early recovery efforts. It seeks to facilitate improved access to and delivery of essential education and protection services for Afghan refugees and host communities in flood-affected areas, particularly for women and girls. It also supports the resilience and recovery of their livelihoods, food security, and living conditions. Project activities include: (1) rehabilitating schools and health facilities in host-communities; (2) providing livelihood training, materials, and opportunities linked to food security and agricultural regeneration; and (3) delivering psychosocial, legal, and case management services on priority protection issues, including gender-based violence.