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Title:

Resilient and Sustainable Futures: Innovation and Policy Pathways for the Indo-Pacific

Agreement Number:

7474140 P016844001

Agreement Value:

$520,000.00

Agreement Date:

Feb 20, 2026 - Jun 30, 2028

Description:

The University of Toronto (U of T) will advance Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy through a multifaceted outbound mobility program supporting at least 17 research fellows, 8 PhD students, and 17 master’s students across India, Indonesia, Japan, and South Korea. Leveraging U of T’s deep regional expertise and strategic partnerships, the initiative will foster innovation, regional diplomacy, and technological collaboration in areas such as climate change, energy transitions, and AI. This program’s three key components include PhD and postdoctoral research stays, dual degree programs with the University of Tokyo, and an international entrepreneurship bootcamp with Sungkyunkwan University. Developed in consultation with internal and external stakeholders, the program offers strong value for investment, enhances Canada’s academic presence in the region, and prepares a new generation of experts to contribute to policy, security, and economic development across the Indo-Pacific.

Organization:

Global Affairs Canada

Expected Results:

17 research fellowships, 8 PhD student scholarships, and 17 master's student scholarships to Canadians.

Location:

TORONTO, Ontario, CA

Reference Number:

064-2025-2026-Q4-0078

Agreement Type:

Contribution

Report Type:

Grants and Contributions

Recipient Type:

Not-for-profit organization or charity

Recipient's Legal Name:

The Governing Council Of The University Of Toronto

Program:

Indo-Pacific Engagement Program

Program Purpose:

The purpose of this program is to support Canada’s agenda in the Indo-Pacific by strengthening national stakeholder’s knowledge, understanding and expand their network on/in the Indo-Pacific. This is expected to increase Canada’s capacity to advocate for its core interests and values in an evolving context and in key thematic priority areas for Canada in the region.