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Our thinkers in focus: Olivia Richardson

Our thinkers in focus: Olivia Richardson

Meet the SPI researcher asking a simple but important question: How do we build a more resilient agricultural sector?

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Guest blog: New environmental policy research for uncertain times

Guest blog: New environmental policy research for uncertain times

Insights from the 2026 Economics and Environmental Policy Research Network Symposium

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Maximizing value for public money: The role of Canadian public financial institutions

Maximizing value for public money: The role of Canadian public financial institutions

Boosting the impact of public financial institutions can help strengthen resilience, finance nation-building projects and accelerate the transition to a cleaner, more competitive economy.

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New frontiers in sustainable finance

New frontiers in sustainable finance

Key insights from our webinar on blended finance, climate transition planning and nature-related financial disclosures

Report

The Case for Nature-related Financial Disclosures in Canada

The Case for Nature-related Financial Disclosures in Canada

Why integrating nature into financial decision-making is essential to Canada’s economic resilience

Research Paper

The Credibility Imperative: Building "Made-in-Canada" Climate Transition Plans

The Credibility Imperative: Building "Made-in-Canada" Climate Transition Plans

From global principles to Canadian practice

Multimedia

Global sustainable finance taxonomy tracker

Global sustainable finance taxonomy tracker

A new tool mapping the rapidly evolving global landscape of sustainable finance taxonomies

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Rethinking permitting for a climate-resilient future: A new SPI research project

Rethinking permitting for a climate-resilient future: A new SPI research project

The Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada funds new SPI research to strengthen regulatory institutions’ ability to deliver clean and trusted infrastructure

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Adapting to a changing climate requires a (differently) skilled workforce

Adapting to a changing climate requires a (differently) skilled workforce

Understanding the job impacts and skills needs of building climate-resilient communities and economies



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SPI and Generate Canada collaborate to achieve our shared vision of a strong and inclusive Canadian economy that thrives within nature’s limits.