Grants and Contributions

Develop digital adoption plan

The UN Trust fund for Haiti has been established to operationalize the Multinational security support (MSS) mission’s mandate for Haiti, per United Nations security council resolution (UNSCR) 2699, adopted in October 2023. Administered by the UN Department of operational support (DOS), the MSS Trust fund finances activities in support of MSS operations include : (1) reimbursing the costs of contingent and related personnel and associated self-sustainment costs, for personnel contributing countries to the MSS; (2) delivering MSS related training; (3) acquiring equipment for police contingents deployed to the MSS to operate in accordance with the mission’s mandate; (4) providing logistical support to the MSS including, but not limited to the provision of food and water, fuel, transport, tents, defence stores and appropriate very high frequency (VHF) and ultra high frequency (UHF) communication equipment. This includes High frequency (HF) communication equipment to enable interoperability with the MSS and in-theatre medical evacuation; and, hiring of personnel, consultants, experts and support staff; and (5) providing technical assistance to support the establishment by the MSS of its compliance mechanism for it to meet requirements under the Human Rights Due Diligence Policy.

The purpose of this CanExport SMEs agreement is to support small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for activities related to export market development that are part of an export business case for a specific target market, particularly where activities are targeting departmental priority markets and sectors.

Develop digital adoption plan

The purpose of this grant is to enhance Canadian programming at a major international mining conference and trade show in a priority export and trade market. The funding will add staging and presentation space to the Canada Pavilion to allow Canadian mining suppliers, operators, and trade associations to demonstrate Canada's capabilities and leadership in mining.

Develop digital adoption plan

This project will also help support capacity building in Africa by showcasing Canadian best practices in mine site safety, and featuring presenters with expertise in Canada's policy and regulatory regime, who can speak to key safety challenges faced by mining companies in host countries (with a particular focus on the Africa context), while providing a venue for Canadian mining suppliers to present their innovative technologies and solutions to a curated audience. The mine site safety program will include the following information: 1. Canada's mining story, and the evolution of health and safety at Canadian mine sites 2. An overview of Canadian safety standards and initiatives, at the Federal and Provincial and Territorial level. 3. Introduction to the major stakeholders involved in Canada's safety regime (IAA, PT governments, etc.), and global safety standards adoption and by Canadian mining companies operating at home and abroad. 4. An overview of Canadian services and technologies currently available and deployed at mine sites internationally, including digitization for underground mining, ventilation, remote monitoring, etc. with a particular focus on application in African mining project.

Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.

G-iCMPS will be a generic, highly configurable, AI-enabled, cloud-based, multi-objective mission planning and task scheduling system for almost any Earth observation constellation (real or virtual) with homogenous or heterogeneous combination of SAR, AIS, EO/IR, and MSS payloads and with satellites capable of performing active attitude maneuvers (slews).

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