Grants and Contributions

Student’s participation in the conference “International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2019)”, world premier global space event of the International Astronautical Federation's (IAF), and in the activities organized by the 'International Space Education Board' (ISEB) held in Washington D.C., É.

Student’s participation in the conference “International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2019)”, world premier global space event of the International Astronautical Federation's (IAF), in the activities organized by the 'International Space Education Board' (ISEB), and in the Space Generation Congress (SGC 2019) held in Washington D.C., É.

Student’s participation in the conference “International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2019)”, world premier global space event of the International Astronautical Federation's (IAF), and in the activities organized by the 'International Space Education Board' (ISEB) held in Washington D.C., É.

Student’s participation in the conference “International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2019)”, world premier global space event of the International Astronautical Federation's (IAF), and in the activities organized by the 'International Space Education Board' (ISEB) held in Washington D.C., É.

Organized by SEDS Canada, the Canadian Stratospheric Balloon Experiment Design Challenge (CAN-SBX) is a national competition for Canadian post-secondary students to design and test a small scientific experiment to fly on board a high-altitude balloon provided by the Centre national d'études spatiales (CNES) in partnership with the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). Two winning teams were selected by SEDS Canada to attend the 2019 CAN-SBX launch campaign in Timmins, Ontario in August 2019 and to test their experiments. Students who participated in this event were given a unique opportunity to work alongside scientists and engineers from Canada and Europe while gaining valuable hands-on experience with launch operations, technology testing and data analysis. This grant provided financial support to the student for her travel and living expenses associated with the launch campaign.

Organized by SEDS Canada, the Canadian Stratospheric Balloon Experiment Design Challenge (CAN-SBX) is a national competition for Canadian post-secondary students to design and test a small scientific experiment to fly on board a high-altitude balloon provided by the Centre national d'études spatiales (CNES) in partnership with the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). Two winning teams were selected by SEDS Canada to attend the 2019 CAN-SBX launch campaign in Timmins, Ontario in August 2019 and to test their experiments. Students who participated in this event were given a unique opportunity to work alongside scientists and engineers from Canada and Europe while gaining valuable hands-on experience with launch operations, technology testing and data analysis. This grant provided financial support to the student for his travel and living expenses associated with the launch campaign.

The project aims to improve the capacity of peacekeepers through large-scale e-learning programs. These self-paced e-learning courses are delivered at regional and national peacekeeping training centers prior to deployment, during deployment, and directly to individual peacekeepers. Project activities build on the previous Canada-funded projects and include: (1) designing and delivering e-learning peacekeeping courses to national and regional peacekeeping training centers throughout Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and South Asia; (2) delivering specific online training on gender equality, and the role of women in conflict resolution; (3) translating six courses into French and three into Spanish or Arabic; (4) developing two new e-publications and updating the mobile application; and (5) providing the full peacekeeping training curriculum online, including instructions on human rights and international conflict resolution to military personnel, police, and civilians serving in all peacekeeping missions.

The purpose of this CanExport Innovation (CXI) grant agreement is to support organizations and to build on targeted relationships between Canadian companies/researchers and key organizations in other countries to allow them to proceed with formal discussions to initiate collaboration(s) on future international R&D initiatives that could lead to commercialization of Canadian technologies.

Increasing the wellbeing of citizens by strengthening psychological first aid training and awareness campaigning with culturally appropriate information, education, communication materials and training.

Awareness and capacity building on adolescent sexual and reproductive health in humanitarian programming through training workshops and documentation in Jordan and Lebanon.