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Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative

9 agreements worth $1,849,797 under this program name at Transport Canada.

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Total agreement value: $1.8M
$1,849,797
Agreements: 9
Recipients: 8
distinct names
Largest agreement: $800K
Government of Northwest Territories|Gouvernement des Territoires du Nord-Ouest

By fiscal year

2019-20$1.5M
2020-21$349K
2021-22–
2022-23–
2023-24–
2024-25–
2025-26–
2026-27–

By province

Northwest Territories$850K46.0%
Yukon$452K24.4%
Nunavut$349K18.9%
Ontario$149K8.1%
Alberta$50K2.7%

Largest agreements

#	Agreement	Value
1	Permafrost data management and analytical system for the Dempster and Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highways Project Government of Northwest Territories\|Gouvernement des Territoires du Nord-Ouest · YELLOWKNIFE, NT Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Contribution, starts 2019-09-10 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q2-00630 · data	$800K $800,000
2	Agreement for design and implementation of early detection and warning systems for Transportation Infrastructure impacted by Permafrost-Related Geohazards Yukon University\|Yukon University · WHITEHORSE, YT Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Contribution, starts 2019-08-13 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q2-00645 · data	$402K $401,606 originally $368K
3	Agreement for improving accuracy of future climate change scenarios for permafrost in Nunavut to effectively integrate into decision making and infrastructure design Government of Nunavut\|Gouvernement du Nunavut · IQALUIT, NU Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Contribution, starts 2021-01-27 Government record 217-2020-2021-Q4-04079 · data	$349K $349,000
4	Agreement for Winter Road Portage Characterization and Resiliency Study Government of Northwest Territories \| Gouvernement des Territoires du Nord-Ouest · YELLOWKNIFE, NT Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Grant, starts 2019-11-15 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q3-00945 · data	$50K $50,000
5	Agreement for Best Practices for Assessing Climate Change Vulnerabilities of Northern Airports. Canadian Standards Association \| Association canadienne de normalisation · TORONTO, ON Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Grant, starts 2019-11-15 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q3-00946 · data	$50K $50,000
6	Agreement for Impact of Surface Material Type on Thermal Conductivity of Roads in Permafrost Regions University of Waterloo \| Université de Waterloo · WATERLOO, ON Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Contribution, starts 2019-11-15 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q3-00924 · data	$50K $49,979
7	Agreement for Modelling Framework and Application to the Slave Geological Province Corridor University of Alberta \| Université de l'Alberta · EDMONTON, AB Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Grant, starts 2019-11-29 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q3-00947 · data	$50K $49,968
8	Agreement for Assessment and Monitoring of a New Retrogressive Thaw Slump at Km 1456 The Alaska Highway: A Rare Opportunity Yukon College\|Collège Yukon · WHITEHORSE, YT Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Grant, starts 2020-02-03 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q4-01184 · data	$50K $49,894
9	Agreement for the Impacts of Climate Change on Ship-Ice Interactions in Arctic Canada University of Ottawa \| Université d'Ottawa · OTTAWA, ON Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative · Grant, starts 2019-11-15 Government record 217-2019-2020-Q3-00944 · data	$49K $49,350

Largest recipients

Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.

Government of Northwest Territories|Gouvernement des Territoires du Nord-Ouest2 agreements$850K46.0%
YUKON UNIVERSITY1 agreement$402K21.7%
GOVERNMENT OF NUNAVUT1 agreement$349K18.9%
CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION1 agreement$50K2.7%
University of Waterloo1 agreement$50K2.7%
University of Alberta1 agreement$50K2.7%
Yukon College1 agreement$50K2.7%
University of Ottawa1 agreement$49K2.7%

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