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Global Partnerships Initiative

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Natural Resources Canada

OfficialenAccessed 2 Oct 2026

NRCan's standing Global Partnerships Initiative page. It describes contribution funding as non-repayable and lists Cyclic Materials among GPI funded projects, with up to C$9.1 million to advance processing, separation and metallization technologies for an integrated rare-earth recycling value chain. The page is updated in place and carries no publication date.

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https://www.canada.ca/en/campaign/critical-minerals-in-canada/federal-support-for-critical-mineral-projects-and-value-chains/global-partnerships-initiative.html

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Financial instruments

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. Kingston Centre of Excellence for Rare Earth Recycling

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    • Field evidence: materials
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Projects

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. Kingston Centre of Excellence for Rare Earth Recycling

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    • Field evidence: materials
    • Field evidence: stages

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