Again, this is money we're seeking to fulfill our commitments following the G7 ocean plastics charter. It's more for international work. The Netherlands launched the Global Commission on Adaptation along with the convening countries and commission members, and they are requesting participation from countries. The key deliverables will include preparation of the flagship report on adaptation and leading global institutions on the delivery of the UN climate summit in September 2019. The financial contribution from Canada will support the commission's work in the deliverables contributing to international efforts to galvanize further action on adaptation as well as showcase and enhance Canada's leadership on climate change adaptation at a global scale.
With respect to the G7 plastics charter, the funding will be used to support agreements that advance science and research on plastics, plastics waste and pollution. The funding will also be used to promote outreach, education and engagement as well as to organize and deliver consultations across the country.