Funding will grow three pillars of climate activities in New Brunswick: citizens engagement, campaigns and policy, and research, including cleaning up the electricity grid in the Atlantic provinces.
Learn moreFunding will strengthen CDP's impact on the Canadian economy by growing its capacity to drive increased corporate climate disclosure, accountability for financed emissions, and regulatory ambition.
Learn moreFunding will contribute to IISD’s role in sharing knowledge and research for oil and phase out regulation and just transition policies and investments.
Learn moreFunding will allow Stand.earth to provide more resources to support local governments in adopting by-laws for the electrification of new buildings.
Learn moreProgram Development funding will contribute to a BIPOC Fellowship for Environmental Leaders.
Learn moreProgram Development funding will contribute to the Muskrat Collective to help Indigenous and racialized youth to attend COP28 in the United Arab Emirates.
Learn moreOpportunity Funding will contribute to the Muskrat Collective to attend COP28 taking place in the United Arab Emirates.
Learn moreFunding will contribute to community climate research for residents, to participate in Vancouver climate policy; BC First Nations Climate Action Plan will inform all aspects of the project.
Learn moreFunding will be used to create an Indigenous-led Advisory Committee and hire an Indigenous coordinator to recruit and train academic researchers and support selected communities going forward.
Learn moreFunding will serve for public outreach and education activities, and engage a government relations specialist to prevent the release of toxic tailings ponds into the Arctic drainage basin.
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