Sacred Streams: Navigating First Nations' Access to Water Data
Dépenses fédérales de Agence de l’eau du Canada
332 enregistrements totalisant 70,009,315.95 $ CAN, selon les données ouvertes officielles du gouvernement du Canada.
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Où circule l'argent
Marchés
$3.9M
sur 91 contrats de plus de 10 k$
63.8%
des dollars de contrats attribués sans concours (76 contrats)
97.8%
des contrats au nombre de soumissions connu en ont reçu une ou moins (91 déclarés)
« Sans concours » compte les codes de sollicitation TN (non concurrentiel) et AC (préavis d'adjudication de contrat). Les attributions non concurrentielles sont légales et parfois requises; ce taux est du contexte, pas un jugement.
Modernizing Canada’s Lagoon Infrastructure: Clean, Scalable Nanobubble-Assisted Treatment for Freshwater Health and Climate Resilience
Northern Waters: Enhancing Indigenous Water Security through Innovative Treatment Technologies
Free Flow Canada: Innovating Tools for Better Access to Freshwater Flow Data Across Canada
The Giant Floor Map of Canada’s Freshwater Systems and Teacher Tutorials A Component of the National Water Literacy Project
Engagement of Les Femmes Michif Otipemisiwak on the Modernization of the Canada Water Act and Other National Freshwater Initiatives: Leadership in Water Governance
KÉNNES Watershed Restoration: Preserving Ecosystems, Building Climate Resilience, and Protecting WSÁNEĆ Cultural Practices
Near Shore Fisheries Monitoring Enhancements
Sustainable Solutions: Nutrient reduction through urban stormwater management in the lower Wolastoq
Stormwater Runoff Depollution – Wildfires in Jasper National Park, AB
Conservation of the Biodiversity and Ecosystems of the Mascouche River
Conservation Authority Long-Term Monitoring Data Standardization Initiative
Three Nations Working Together to Build Indigenous Government Capacity and Engagement as Caretakers of Lake Winnipeg: Misipawistik Cree Nation, Poplar River First Nation, and Bloodvein River First Nat...
Advancing Science and Indigenous Knowledge for Improving Water Quality in the Wolastoq (St. John River) and Addressing Nutrient Pollution, Harmful Algal Blooms, and Ecosystem Health
Bridging the Gap: A Regional Approach to Coastal Resilience in Western Lake Ontario
Reducing Nutrient Loading Through Implementing Agriculture Best Management Practices on the Kennebecasis
Canada Water Agency (CWA) Data Project
Ntôpom Awâsis - Revitalizing Waters: An Indigenous Approach to Enhancing Water Quality
Roots of Restoration: Nutrient Reduction and Erosion Control Through Riparian Buffer Planting in the Lower Wolastoq
Indigenous AquaHacking Challenge
Bioavailability of Particulate Phosphorus Entering Lake Ontario from Urbanized and Mixed Land Use Watersheds
Unearthing Groundwater Data and Making it Discoverable for Freshwater Protection
Shuswap Watershed Council
Restoring Wetlands to Reduce Nutrient Runoff, Integrating Traditional Water Quality Knowledge, and Engaging Youth and the Public in Best Practices
Identifying effective management opportunities for reducing phosphorus in Lake Winnipeg by quantifying sources of direct and indirect atmospheric deposition of phosphorus into the Lake and its watersh...