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Government of Canada to partner with independent climate experts to support ambitious action on clean growth and climate change

Ottawa, Ontario - The Government of Canada is committed to ambitious action on clean growth and climate change. To support this goal, it recognizes the need for independent expert analysis and evidence-based advice.
 
The Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna, today announced that the Government is soliciting proposals from independent experts prepared to establish an arm’s-length, the policy-oriented organization focused on clean growth and climate change.
 
The Government would enter into a contribution agreement with the successful applicant. The Government’s investment of up to $20 million over five years is open to new or existing not-for-profits that have secured support from recognized experts and other organizations.
 
The expert organization would compile information and data, carry out research and analysis, and identify and communicate best practices to support ambitious climate action. The organization would build on and strengthen the capacity of climate experts in Canada to provide informed advice to governments and all Canadians.
 
Many of Canada’s international partners such as Germany, the United Kingdom, and Finland similarly benefit from independent research and information on climate change.
Source : Government of Canada

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