Thank you very much for the question.
The renewed bioeconomy framework that was released and approved by the CCFM last year offers a number of different actions that can be taken to support the bioeconomy, one of which is promoting innovation and supporting innovative wood product use and demand creation within Canada. In promoting the industry and supporting the forest industry, since 2017 Natural Resources Canada has delivered a number of products that aim to promote innovation and the use of wood in demonstration projects as well.
I can speak about a few. In particular, the green construction through wood program has a number of activities, including funding demonstration projects, providing wood education and re-examining building codes, and is expected to lead to a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions of between 0.6 megatonnes and one megatonne by 2030. This program has provided over $2 million in support for developing and building the future capacity for wood design at Canadian engineering and architectural schools across Canada, which has also led to the addition of courses on wood design and construction in curricula at accredited engineering, architectural and construction-management programs in Canada. That's how it's building the baseline of what is needed to promote building with wood in Canada. In addition—