"CREDDO"

The city is partnering with the *CREDDO* (Conseil régional de l'environnement et du développement durable de l'Outaouais) to remove asphalt and add green space to the municipal land located at the École du Lac-des-Fées schoolyard.

The city authorized an agreement with the CREDDO (Regional Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development of the Outaouais) to perform demineralization and greening work at the Lac-des-Fées schoolyard. This project aims to reduce urban heat islands and improve stormwater management.

Commission members shared updates on environmental initiatives, including organizational strengthening, the success of the Climate Summit, and the importance of regional collaboration and sustainable mobility.

The city is renewing its financial support agreement with the regional environmental council (CREDDO).

Council approved $140,750 in financial support for the Regional Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development of the Outaouais (CREDDO) for the 2025-2026 period. This funding supports regional collaboration on environmental issues, including climate change adaptation and waste management.

The City is renewing its financial support of $140,750 to the CREDDO, a non-profit organization that coordinates environmental and sustainable development efforts in the Outaouais region. This funding supports the City's climate action goals.

Council authorized financial support of up to $80,000 (including a $30,000 reallocation and $50,000 in new funding) to the CREDDO for the 'Vivre en vert' tree-planting project, contingent on grant approval.

Members discussed various environmental initiatives, including a green infrastructure webinar, the restructuring of the Ecological Transition Service, the 'No Mow May' campaign, and regional ecological connectivity efforts.

The commission discussed recent environmental initiatives, including the municipal budget's support for climate actions, the *Action Climat Outaouais* report, and new provincial regulations regarding fossil fuels in buildings.

This item appoints Benoît Delage, representing the Conseil régional de l’environnement et du développement durable de l’Outaouais (CREDDO), to the Environment and Climate Change Commission for a two-year term.

Approval of a memorandum of understanding with the regional environmental council (CREDDO) to develop a micro-forest in the Pointe-Gatineau area.

The City is entering into a partnership with the CREDDO to develop a microforest in the Pointe-Gatineau area. This initiative supports local environmental and sustainability goals.

The city will partner with CREDDO to plant a micro-forest in Pointe-Gatineau, supporting the city's Urban Forestry Plan to increase canopy cover and combat climate change. The city will provide $17,900 in funding for this initiative.

The City of Gatineau will join the 'Partenariat Climat Outaouais' (Outaouais Climate Partnership) and provide $100,000 in financial support. This initiative aims to mobilize economic, institutional, and community stakeholders to accelerate regional decarbonization and climate resilience.

The City of Gatineau will support the development and implementation of the Outaouais Energy Transition Plan with a $100,000 contribution. This project, led by CREDDO, seeks funding from the provincial government to advance regional energy transition goals.

The city is providing financial support to the regional environmental council (CREDDO) to assist with the 'Partenariat Climat Outaouais' initiative, which focuses on regional climate action.

The city is providing financial support to the regional environmental council (CREDDO) to help implement the Outaouais Energy Transition Plan.

The City of Gatineau is supporting the *CREDDO* (Conseil régional de l'environnement et du développement durable de l'Outaouais) in its application for funding to study the ecological potential and restoration feasibility of the Desjardins Creek. This study is part of a provincial program aimed at restoring wetlands and watercourses.

Council supported the regional environmental council (CREDDO) in its application for funding under the provincial Wetland and Watercourse Restoration and Creation Program (PRCMHH). The funding will be used to conduct a study on the ecological potential of the Desjardins stream and the feasibility of its restoration, aligning with the city's 2024-2029 Water Management Plan.

The City is providing $140,750 in financial support to the Conseil régional de l'environnement et du développement durable de l'Outaouais (CREDDO) to support climate action initiatives, including waste management, climate adaptation, and biodiversity conservation, as part of the City's Climate Plan.

The city is formalizing agreements to provide financial support to the regional environmental council (CREDDO) to assist with climate plan initiatives.

The committee will receive an informational presentation on the energy profile of the Outaouais region, prepared by the *Conseil régional de l'environnement et du développement durable de l'Outaouais* (CREDDO). This report provides data on regional energy consumption and production, which helps inform local climate policy.

The Commission reviewed an energy profile for the Outaouais region, which aims to track progress toward a 37.5% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030 compared to 1990 levels, with a long-term goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. Discussions focused on the economic viability of electric vehicle charging stations and the necessity of a collective effort to meet these climate targets.

The City is considering providing financial support to the Outaouais Regional Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development (CREDDO) to help build capacity and develop micro-forests in the region. This initiative aims to increase urban canopy cover and promote biodiversity.