Okay, sure, absolutely.
The one that I touched on a little bit, WEConnect Canada, is a project called “Opening Doors to Corporate Markets”. It's an education training, coaching, and mentoring program. We've put more than $600,000 in to help support this network that already exists, and create market access for small-business women. It's something that's gone on in the U.K., and it means that 5% of corporations and their purchasing is guaranteed to go to women and women-owned businesses, small and medium-sized enterprises. Now that Canada is a part of that, we have access to the database that's in the U.K. and then vice versa. I had mentioned that China and India were going to be part of that. It exists in the United States as well.
This is something that's been going on in the United States for many, many years. Corporations actually go to small-business women. There's even an example in my own riding where a woman has a maple syrup product and she wanted to be able to have market access, to put it on the grocery store shelf, even in another nation. Usually it can cost you $25,000 to put one item on the shelf. These fees are waived and the women are given opportunities. They still have to sell their product like any other business does, but the corporations make a commitment that 5% of their new purchases will go to small and medium-sized enterprises. Look at them; they're finding incredible opportunities there. So that's one of them.