Thanks for the opportunity to respond to this question.
Global Affairs Canada will be receiving, under supplementary estimates (B), $63 million for this fiscal year for the implementation of the Indo-Pacific strategy. I'm afraid I don't have that broken down by strategic objective, but I can provide you a little bit of detail in terms of the different subinitiatives that that funding will be allocated to.
For example, the advancing international clean-tech demonstration initiative accounts for approximately $700,000 of that funding, while enhancements to the CanExport program account for approximately $7.5 million. For the team Canada trade missions, it's $4.1 million, and for the science and technology innovations partnerships, it's approximately $9 million.
Under cybersecurity, regional capacity enhancements and security partnerships and capacity-building account for a total of $23 million. Then a number of other initiatives, including the ASEAN-Canada Plan of Action Trust Fund, the disaster risk and resilience initiative, the expanded SEED scholarship program, the feminist international assistance policy enhanced funding and the regional capacity uplift account for approximately $23 million.
My apologies, but I'm going to correct myself: That second bucket was $18 million, and the third bucket is $23 million.
I can provide more detail on that if you're interested, but it is a very complex and dense list of initiatives.