Grants and Contributions

Tourist facilities: The project aims to enhance the tourism offer of a golf club.

Acquisition of technological equipment: The project aims to increase the production capacity of a company that specializes in metal and plastic transformation.

Marketing strategy: The project aims to increase the sales of a company that specializes in valorizing mining waste as a method of sustainable CO2 storage.

Marketing strategy: The project aims to increase the sales of a company that designs and markets an AI platform for car dealerships.

Marketing strategy: The project aims to increase the sales of a company that has developed a platform for managing electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

This project aims to improve the health and nutrition of women, adolescents, and children in Bauchi, Kaduna, and Kebbi states in Nigeria.

Across these countries the project seeks to enhance the protection, regularization, and socio-economic integration of Venezuelan migrants and refugees and other nationalities in the Latin America region.

The Australia-Canada Economic Leadership Forum (ACELF) 2025, implemented by the Australia-Canada Economic Leadership Forum, is a 3-day Knowledge Sharing Forum in collaboration with the Business Council of Australia. This project is scheduled to be delivered from 16 to 18 February 2025 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney, Australia. The Forum aims to feature the following panel discussions: geo-political risks to economic security; the digital economy ( AI and cyber security); pathways to lower carbon emissions; building smarter green infrastructure; national defence and security; comparing economic policy delivery; finding and fostering talent for innovation. The Forum participation is limited by invitation, only to 150 to 175 influential decision makers from the public and private sectors and there is no registration fee. The Forum aims for decision-making participants to generate innovative ideas for business and government challenges, build a network for potential business breakthroughs and policy coopera

This project aims to contribute to a more equal enjoyment of health and health-related rights for women, adolescent girls and other marginalized groups in the provinces of Kinshasa and Equateur in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and Lac and Bar El Gazal in Chad. Project activities include: (1) establishing comprehensive sexuality education programs for adolescents in school and community settings; (2) training and accompanying healthcare practitioners in inclusive health practices that respect the dignity and needs of women, adolescent girls and marginalized groups; (3) supporting local initiatives to promote peace, social cohesion and issues related to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in collaboration with community and religious leaders; (4) rehabilitating and equipping healthcare facilities in a sustainable manner, including biomedical waste management, to offer safe services that meet the needs of women, adolescent girls and marginalized groups; and (5) conducting campaigns on the

GIRLsmarts4tech will be hosting a Continuous Engagement series, where 5 sessions of STEM activities will be hosted bi-weekly on UBC’s Vancouver campus, with approximately 30 female-identifying students in grades 5-8 attending per session.