SDG 11 aims to make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable. As urban populations grow, the challenge of ensuring access to affordable housing, transportation, and basic services increases. This goal focuses on improving urban planning, reducing the environmental impact of cities, and ensuring that everyone has access to clean water, sanitation, and green spaces. By building cities that are sustainable and inclusive, SDG 11 works to create environments where people can live healthy, fulfilling lives, while minimizing the strain on natural resources and ensuring social and economic equity.
Explore how our Winnipeg, Manitoba project is delving into food production with a focus on growing cucumbers, highlighting the journey from seed to harvest and the appreciation for local farming efforts.
In addition to their nutritional benefits, beans contribute to sustainable agricultural practices that are vital for food security.
As we celebrate this achievement, we’re more motivated than ever to keep delivering valuable content and engaging experiences. Stay tuned for more updates and exciting developments as we continue to build on this momentum. Together, we’re making a significant difference!
The Manitoba Agriculture Food Development Centre’s fully equipped pilot plant allows businesses to test new processes and produce small batches, minimizing financial risks and facilitating thorough product testing and refinement.
Canadian Innovation Week 2024 was a major success, highlighting Manitoba’s innovative talent and creativity. Explore the events and articles we covered for #CIW24.
Inclusivity and awareness are central to Niriqatiginnga’s approach, with a specific emphasis on social programming and sectoral inclusion within Northern communities.
Discover how projects like Art Borups Corners and Our People Our Climate project are tackling climate change, security, and economic development in the Arctic and northern regions.
Discover the Power of Indigenous Voices! Take Our IP Survey Today! Join us in amplifying Indigenous voices and protecting cultural heritage! Take our survey on Indigenous Intellectual Property Protection, Data Sovereignty, and Cultural Expressions.
Almost into its third year, Indigenous youth, artists and Volunteers from a Canada Council for the Arts-funded Digital Greenhouse program dedicated hundreds of hours applying their skills to rejuvenating online presence for Kivalliq and Manitoba Arts and Culture programming.
Over the next five weeks we are excited to be able to connect with Kami Norland’s biosystems class at the MInneapolis College of Art and Design.
