Budget 2022: Implications for Science, Technology and Innovation
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Budget 2022 contains historic investments in R&D and innovation. With $15.4 B proposed over the next two years, this Budget has 209 new initiatives with emphasis on clean growth, affordable housing, productivity and innovation, defence, and Indigenous reconciliation.
Taking the first steps towards transitioning to a clean economy, that means three things: reducing greenhouse gas emissions, growing Canada’s GDP, and all in the context of an increasingly hostile world.
Science and technology measures with international implications, such as historic boosts to defence manufacturing, protecting Canadian research, and building critical supply chains, this Briefing deck will reveal the opportunities for Canada to become more competitive on the global stage.
This briefing deck will help your organization understand the impacts of new proposed investments and government funding programs on your sector and other stakeholders within your ecosystem, while identifying potential risks and opportunities to your organization.
Our analysis of the 2022 Federal Budget was presented to Interdepartmental Network on International S&T/Innovation (INIST) chaired by Global Affairs Canada on April 21st.
Delivered by Omer Kaya, CEO, this presentation briefing deck delves into key new measures outlined in the Budget, their broader implications for Canada’s R&D and innovation ecosystem as the country attempts to transition to a clean economy, and implications for international science and innovation.
