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Yes, there are a number of connections between the agricultural sector and the forestry sector with respect to bioeconomy. Technologies make it possible to use agricultural and forest residues. The $200 million from budget 2017 earmarked for clean energy initiatives will encourage the development of those technologies.
In addition, our colleagues at the ministry of natural resources and wildlife have programs to encourage the development of those technologies. We have also done that. We believe that the funds in budget 2017 will enable us to do more.
There is no joint program linking the two sectors, but there are still opportunities for collaboration between the forestry sector and the agricultural sector, particularly in terms of bioproducts and the bioeconomy.