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Research Funding Opportunity

Request for proposals: New research on strengthening Canada’s clean growth and competitiveness strategies


New career opportunities with our partners at Forest Futures Canada

Forest Futures Canada is hiring smart policy thinkers to build a greener, stronger forest economy for Canada. Apply today!


Our thinkers in focus: Caelan Welch

Building the information tools Canada needs for credible, sustainable finance


From risk to resilience: Lessons from a sector-wide agriculture workshop

Working together to build a more competitive, secure and resilient food system.


Sustaining forests, securing the future

New research: how adopting disclosures could boost forestry’s economic and environmental resilience


Designing blended finance to unlock climate capital

Smart approaches can mobilize the capital needed for a competitive, low-carbon future


Reconciliation in an era of nation-building

Honouring the past means reshaping the future by embedding co-management and shared prosperity in Canada’s next era of nation-building projects


SPI launches ten research projects

Funding announced as we welcome new leadership


Nature-based Solutions

Bringing nature into the heart of economic decision-making


Bridging the Finance Gap

The Role of Blended Finance in Building a Climate- resilient Economy


Graduate Student Spotlight #4: Shaping the future of environmental sustainability research

From community-based watershed management to black carbon regulation, the Smart Prosperity Institute is excited to highlight research from uOttawa’s Master of Environmental Sustainability program


A circular future for Canadian agriculture and agri-food

Building a farm and food system that is more profitable, less wasteful, and better prepared for the future


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


How Canada can implement a strong climate information architecture

We need high-quality, climate-related financial information to guide policy and investment decisions


Sustainable Agriculture and Agri-food Systems

Advancing a stronger, more resilient agriculture and agri-food sector in Canada


Strengthening Canada’s local food systems

Ensuring local Canadian food systems thrive


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

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


Aligning Canada’s climate information architecture

A strong information system will provide easily accessible, comparable and reliable climate-related financial information to shape policies, catalyze investments and grow a competitive economy


Strengthening the core

Increasing social license for healthy infill development in London, Ontario


Olivia Richardson

Research Associate


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