A how-to guide for groups leading and supporting green labour and skills transitions
Reflecting on our contributions to the efforts of understanding and valuing women’s inclusion as we advance a stronger, cleaner economy that builds a better future for all Canadians.
These reports provide insight into the skills needs for workers in British Columbia’s growing mass timber sector, and what steps can be taken by government, industry, and educational institutions to support workers and rural, resource-dependent communities.
New research explores the benefits offered by mass timber and the challenges that government, private industry, and educational institutions must address to capture this opportunity.
Indigenous-led agriculture and conservation key to reconciliation and to meeting climate and biodiversity targets
These reports provide insight into the skills needs for workers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan’s growing plant-based protein industry, especially around value-added agricultural manufacturing, and what steps can be taken by government, industry, and educational institutions to support workers.
Plant-based protein is a major clean growth opportunity that can create jobs, attract investment, and increase economic value for Canada’s agriculture and agri-food sector.
As the holidays get underway, we invite you to take a moment to consider all the possibilities of a net-positive future for Canada’s food systems.
We hold a vision where investment in nature grows and aligns with the value and benefits nature creates for communities, cultures and economies – today and for future generations.
These reports provide insight into skills needs for workers in Ontario’s growing zero-emissions
vehicles and battery manufacturing sectors, and what steps can be taken by government,
industry, and educational institutions to support workers in this transition.
Ontario’s zero-emissions vehicle and battery manufacturing sector is growing fast, and we need to ensure the province has the skilled workforce needed to fill open roles.
As the UN's annual climate conference kicks off, explore our key resources offering a research-driven, objective Canadian perspective on the critical climate discussions underway.
Call for proposals for research on accelerating the transition to an equitable, resource-efficient, low-carbon economy.
Digital agriculture can help farmers access financial payments for the ecosystem services they provide. Supporting policies are needed to accelerate adoption.
Conference brings environmental economists from across Canada and the world to uOttawa to address pressing issues for the field.
Expanded investments in farmer-led initiatives that build greater resilience to climate change can reduce public spending, while supporting food security and farm profitability.
Summarizing the findings of a survey in support of the work of the Sustainable Finance Action Council
Carbon credit and ecosystem service markets are a proven way of leveraging private-sector investment into sustainable practices in the agriculture sector.
