EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher, 2021
This paper explores why manufacturing matters greatly for Ontario and outlines steps on how the province should engage supportive policies and partnerships to ensure Ontario remains Canada's manufacturing hub.
A virtual fireside chat about nature-based solutions, conservation finance, and biodiversity protection
A virtual fireside chat about nature-based solutions, conservation finance, and biodiversity protection
What tools can be used to initiate circularization of operations?
COVID’s environmental impact & 10 green technologies to watch
Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at SPI, explores five things to watch in the green economy.
Seeking examples of innovative solutions leading the transition to a more circular, sustainable and resilient food system across the country! There is particular interest in indigenous, coastal and rural solutions.
Quantifying the direct and indirect costs of carbon pricing for households
The green bond market provides a perfect opportunity to examine how the financial sector is reacting to climate change and the low-carbon economy.
Meet the people behind the research.
What matters to decision-makers when considering whether a hydrocarbon investment is future fit?
Provincial climate report cards & Trouble in BC’s old growth forests
Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at SPI, explores five things to watch in the green economy.
Assessing the fitness of Canada’s policy mix and governance system for achieving a low-carbon transition
Announcing five newly-funded research projects focused on achieving a resilient recovery and a low-carbon economy amidst Canada’s changing climate policy context.
Smart Prosperity Institute hosted a virtual event to catch up with the students and early career researchers in our active Student Network.
Smart Prosperity Institute is hiring for a new position that will provide strategic direction, vision, leadership and management for all aspects of policy activities under its Agricultural program.
Québec is distinguishing itself as one of the most advanced regions in circularity in North America. This report highlights the key lessons of the Québec experience between 2014 and 2020.
