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Grant: CCI Mobilize Grants

Selkirk College

$259,155.00

Building Rural Resilience: Climate Action, Technology and Innovation

EF 2023-24

Résumé
This research program ensures continuity with successful past partnership projects including community climate change adaption work funded by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the Columbia Basin Climate Source web application funded by the Columbia Basin Trust, wildfire fuel remote-sensing analysis funded by NSERC and new technology and climate event adaptation in the forestry, hydro-power and mining sectors funded by industry fee-for-service. While the economic, climate action, social innovation, and evidence-based decision-making aspects of Selkirk Innovates’ research program are well-developed, the health, reconciliation and inclusion themes have been emerging. NSERC funding through Mobilize and CCSIF streams will be key to ensuring these areas continue to mature. Our approach has proven effective in building diverse teams focused on addressing partner challenges. We offer quality work-integrated learning experiences through our established internship program. Our strong community and industry partnerships, coupled with talented, diverse research teams, and over $2.5M in specialized equipment, uniquely positions Selkirk Innovates to advance rural resilience in the Kootenay Development Region of BC. Over the next five years, our students, faculty and partner teams will apply technology solutions and social innovation approaches to address our most pressing challenges.
Programme
CCI Mobilize Grants
Bénéficiaire
Emplacement
British Columbia, Canada
Type de bénéficiaire
Academia
Type
Grant
Source
NSERC's Awards Data

Tel que publié

Application id
CCMOB-2021-00049
Name nom
MacDonald, Terri
Department département
Selkirk Innovates - Selkirk College
Organization id
17366
Institution établissement
Selkirk College
Province en
British Columbia
Province fr
Colombie-Britannique
Country en
CANADA
Country fr
CANADA
Fiscal year exercice financier
2023
Competition year année de concours
2021
Award amount
259155
Program id
CCMOB
Program name en
CCI Mobilize Grants
Program name fr
ICC Subventions de mobilisation
Group en
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS
Group fr
PARTENARIATS DE RECHERCHE
Committee code
CCMOB-2023
Committee name en
Mobilize Review Committee
Committee name fr
Comité d'évaluation des subventions de mobilisation
Area of application code
10000
Area of application group en
The socioeconomic objective available
Area of application group fr
L'objectif socioéconomique disponible
Area of application en
The socioeconomic objective available
Area of application fr
L'objectif socioéconomique disponible
Research subject code
10000
Research subject group en
The field of research available
Research subject group fr
The field of research available
Research subject en
Le domaine de recherche disponible
Research subject fr
Le domaine de recherche disponible
Field of research list codes
RDF1050110
Field of research list names en
Boundary layer meteorology
Field of research list names fr
Météorologie de la couche limite
Socioeconomic objective list codes
RDS10104
Socioeconomic objective list names en
Climate and climate change
Socioeconomic objective list names fr
Climat et changements climatiques
Application title
Building Rural Resilience: Climate Action, Technology and Innovation
Keyword
climate change impacts and adaptation; data visualization; geospatial technologies; SME commercialization; social innovation; health and well-being; natural resources; advanced manufacturing; technology adoption; drones
Application summary
This research program ensures continuity with successful past partnership projects including community climate change adaption work funded by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the Columbia Basin Climate Source web application funded by the Columbia Basin Trust, wildfire fuel remote-sensing analysis funded by NSERC and new technology and climate event adaptation in the forestry, hydro-power and mining sectors funded by industry fee-for-service. While the economic, climate action, social innovation, and evidence-based decision-making aspects of Selkirk Innovates’ research program are well-developed, the health, reconciliation and inclusion themes have been emerging. NSERC funding through Mobilize and CCSIF streams will be key to ensuring these areas continue to mature. Our approach has proven effective in building diverse teams focused on addressing partner challenges. We offer quality work-integrated learning experiences through our established internship program. Our strong community and industry partnerships, coupled with talented, diverse research teams, and over $2.5M in specialized equipment, uniquely positions Selkirk Innovates to advance rural resilience in the Kootenay Development Region of BC. Over the next five years, our students, faculty and partner teams will apply technology solutions and social innovation approaches to address our most pressing challenges.