When CCC was created in 1946, the Corporation’s purpose was to assist the Government of Canada in the reconstruction of Europe after World War II. From 1968 to 1978, CCC undertook all procurement with respect to supplies in aid to foreign countries for the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). After nearly 60 years, and development contracts covering almost every region of the globe, CCC’s work continues to support Canada’s global peace and prosperity objectives. Here are some examples:
2000s - present
- Construction of the new Quito International Airport in Ecuador
- Equipment for the Afghan National Police Force
- Equipment and services for Oil India Limited
- Ambulances, communications equipment and training services for the Francophonie games in Niger
- Ambulances, security, training services for the Francophonie Summit in Burkina Faso
- Helicopters to the African Union for use in Sudan
- Pharmaceutical and medical supplies to Zambia
1990s
- Water purification systems for Somalia
- Agricultural products for the World Food Programme
- Vitamin A for the Micronutrient Initiative
1980s
- Measles vaccine plant for UNICEF
- 215-bed Hospital in Ivory Coast
- Road construction equipment to Indonesia
- Water well drilling rig to Belize
1970s
- Bakeries and plants in India and Burma/Myanmar
- Bridges in Belize and Jamaica
- Railway and road construction equipment to Honduras, Bangladesh and Kenya
- Tarbela Dam in Pakistan
1946-1960s
- Commodities to war-torn Europe
- Radium and equipment for use in hospitals in Europe
- Cement plant, irrigation schemes and hydro-electric power projects for Ceylon
(Sri Lanka)
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