Grants and Contributions

The Green Corridor project will be implemented in five communes of the Baradères-Cayemites Complex in south-west Haiti. The project has the dual aim of adapting to climate change and conserving the biodiversity of the Baradères-Cayemites Complex, while contributing to the food security of the region's inhabitants, particularly women. The project's main implementation strategy is to stimulate the adoption, by women and their communities, of practices that protect, sustainably manage and restore ecosystems. The project also seeks to strengthen women's economic power and leadership in biodiversity conservation and the sustainable use of ecosystems.
The project targets a total of 60,500 people directly, including 39,300 women and girls (65%). These people are mainly to be found in the communes of Baradères, Pestel, Espère section and Duquillon, Fonds d'Icaques in the commune of Corail, Grand Boucan and Cayemites Islands.

April 2024 – An estimated 300 million people worldwide need humanitarian assistance and protection due to ongoing conflicts, natural disasters and disease outbreaks. In response to humanitarian needs, Global Affairs Canada’s (GAC) humanitarian assistance provides predictable, multi-year, and multi-country support to longstanding partners in protracted humanitarian contexts globally.

With GAC’s support, Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE) Canada aims to provide assistance to address the urgent needs of 310,929 beneficiaries in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia and Yemen. This project focuses on improving access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health, gender-sensitive nutrition services and survivor-centered protection services for people affected by conflict, situations of violence and other emergencies each year.

Project activities include: (1) providing gender-sensitive health services; (2) providing nutrition services including detection and treatment of acute malnutrition; and (3) establishing and supporting women and girls’ safe spaces.

This project aims to increase the effectiveness of United Nations (UN) peace operations to prevent the recruitment and use of child soldiers by: (1) improving the UN member states understanding on how to implement the Vancouver Principles (VP); and (2), by improving coordination between UN peacekeepers and other child protection actors. This project supports the Centre for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC). Project activities include: (1) conducting research on child protection needs in Mali and the Democratic Republic of Congo, (2) sharing research findings and recommendations with UN Peacekeepers and child protection actors in the Central African Republic (CAR) and South Sudan, and (3) conducting workshops and policy discussions with representatives from CAR, South Sudan, the UN Headquarters in New York and UN Member states.

This project is mostly related to capacity building and training for northern and remote communities.

Development of comprehensive geoscience data repository for the Canadian Cordillera

Digitizing of provincial drill hole information from mineral exploration and mining industry assessment reports to support critical mineral potential modelling and exploration across British Columbia

Reanalyze archived stream sediment samples from British Columbia to aid in the exploration of carbonatite-related mineral deposits

Develop and use high-precision geochronology to delineate and model the critical mineral potential of intrusive rocks in British Columbia

Develop a secure ecosystem for water treatment telemetry, control, and management.

The main objective is to develop a web-based safety management application. This application aims to produce reliable and accurate results, thus significantly improving operational safety.