There are several parts to that question.
In terms of program decentralization, under the On‑Farm Climate Action Fund, we distributed funds to a dozen partners. They made proposals that were geographically adapted to their circumstances or to the sector they serve.
In Quebec, much of this went to the Union des producteurs agricoles, the UPA. It's a way of being more flexible by decentralizing programs to make them better suited to the producers' regional realities.