Thank you very much for the question.
We view this in the light of embracing diversity, and that is one of the foci in our strategic plan. We present an innovation ecosystem that embraces colleges, polytechnics, small universities, very large research-intensive universities, etc., and we attempt to tap into the best of the best in all of those sectors. That said, we have invested $47 million in 2015-16 in the CCI suite of programs. That's up from $28 million in 2010-11, a very good trajectory.
We do so by investing in applied R and D projects. We have a suite of programs, the engaged grants for colleges, applied research and development grants, college-university idea to innovation grants where we bring together colleges and universities and marry their expertise, and even industrial research chairs at colleges. These are all worthwhile investments. We fully intend to support those as we go forward, but with an integrated innovation agenda where we trade between partners, bring the universities together with industry, bring the universities together with colleges, polytechnics, and we have a combined ecosystem.