Three ways Canadian sustainability projects invest in people
Canada carries 518 tracked projects on Keys for Tomorrow. Unlike many countries dominated by hardware, Canada’s mix leans toward social equity and workforce development.
Canadian projects on the platform put people at the center — equity strategy, employability training, and nonprofit fundraising — alongside food security hardware and digital tools. Three approaches keep showing up.
1 Build equity, diversity and inclusion strategy
A recurring Canadian pattern: firms turning EDI and gender-equality commitments into evidence-based, measurable organizational strategy.
KORE Global
KORE Global is a dynamic social impact advisory firm focused on driving meaningful change through gender equality and social inclusion. By partnering with various stakeholders, they implement innovative strategies that address critical issues such as women’s economic empowerment, gender-based violence, and health rights.
Empowered EDI
Empowered EDI specializes in creating actionable Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion strategies that prioritize employee voices and foster a culture of equity. Their evidence-based approach ensures measurable impact, benefiting both individuals and organizations.
Branching Out Support Services
Branching Out Support Services (B.O.S.S.) offers tailored support for neurodiverse individuals, focusing on community, creativity, and empowerment. Their programs include day services, choice workshops, and strong community partnerships, fostering a sense of belonging and connection.
2 Grow local food and skills access
A second group tackles access directly — modular hydroponic farming for remote regions and industry-responsive skills training for employability.
Growcer
Growcer is a social enterprise focused on transforming fresh produce cultivation through modular hydroponic systems. By providing year-round access to fresh, local produce, Growcer addresses food insecurity in remote Canadian communities.
Ballad Group
Ballad Group is dedicated to providing innovative skills and employability training for Canadians, helping them secure meaningful careers. With a focus on industry-responsive programs, they empower individuals to thrive in the evolving job market.
BEDI
BEDI is a sustainable fashion brand founded in 2019, focusing on creating stylish outerwear and accessories from upcycled materials. With a commitment to environmental preservation and community engagement, BEDI showcases the potential of responsible design.
3 Fund nonprofits and simplify digital reach
The third pattern supports the organizations doing the work — fundraising strategy for nonprofits and the digital infrastructure that helps any cause reach an audience.
FundSource26
FundSource26 is dedicated to empowering nonprofits by providing tailored fundraising strategies and expert grantwriting services. With a focus on securing 5, 6, and 7-figure gifts, they help organizations achieve financial sustainability.
Bitly
Bitly is a versatile platform that simplifies link management through its URL shortener, QR code generator, and comprehensive analytics tools. It empowers businesses and individuals to enhance their digital presence and track performance effectively.
KORE Global
KORE Global is a dynamic social impact advisory firm focused on driving meaningful change through gender equality and social inclusion. By partnering with various stakeholders, they implement innovative strategies that address critical issues such as women’s economic empowerment, gender-based violence, and health rights.
Frequently asked questions
How many sustainability projects from Canada are on Keys for Tomorrow?
518 as of this writing, ranking Canada among the top countries worldwide by project count.
What sectors are most represented among Canadian projects?
Equity and inclusion strategy, workforce training, and nonprofit fundraising support stand out alongside food security technology.
How can I compare Canadian projects to other countries?
Use the Countries hub to see project counts across all 110 tracked countries.
Related countries & goals
Every organization above is one of 518 real, catalogued Canada projects on this platform.
Explore the full list →Sourced from Keys for Tomorrow’s project catalog, verified live 2026-08-09.