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Montréal’s Nature and Sports Plan aims to enhance the city’s large parks and sports facilities. It sets out tangible actions to protect biodiversity and our natural heritage while promoting a healthy and active lifestyle to the population.

Montréal in Common brings people together to promote ethical and responsible use of data to solve challenges around mobility, food and social development. Making our data a common resource means understanding more about community needs in order to address them more effectively.

Entrepreneurship plays a vital role in economic development. It stimulates growth, creates jobs, and generates investment. It is a catalyst for creativity and innovation that deserves to be supported.

The economic development plan in support of the business community calls for a deployment over four years, across five high-potential sectors with five pillars: talent, entrepreneurship, economic hubs, internationalization of businesses, and dynamic business networks.

This action plan is aimed at encouraging innovative initiatives that benefit the broader community by supporting social economy businesses (mutuals and cooperatives), NPOs, and private entrepreneurship for social purposes.

Montréal is being called upon to reinforce its position on the international stage in response to global economic integration and the increasingly rapid pace of technological change.

The objective of the Action Plan for an Efficient Network is to improve the city’s business environment by promoting the growth of businesses and facilitating their adaptation to technological changes and new business models.

The Montréal Indigenous Community Network (NETWORK) is collecting data to understand more about the realities of the First Nations in the Montréal community. Data gives them the chance to set their own priorities and communicate their own needs.

Local economic development in Montréal is supported under agreements with various levels of government based on established priorities. The city issues an annual report on its achievements.