Industrial Technologies Office | Office des technologies industrielles
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ITO operations have been build on the principles of transparency and accountability, as outlined in the Federal Accountability Act. Through the Federal Accountability Act and Action Plan, the Government of Canada has brought forward specific measures to help strengthen accountability and increase transparency and oversight in government operations. The comprehensive Action Plan includes the Federal Accountability Act as well as supporting policy and other non-legislative measures.

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How the Industrial Technologies Office Functions

The Industrial Technologies Office (ITO) is a special operating agency of Industry Canada that advances leading edge research and development (R&D) by Canadian industries. The agency delivers the Strategic Aerospace and Defence Initiative (SADI) and also manages existing projects previously supported through the Technology Partnerships Canada (TPC) program and the Program for Strategic Industrial Projects (PSIP).

ITO is led by an Executive Director and is made up of seven divisions: the Deputy Executive Director’s Office, Corporate and Management Services, Strategic Investment Analysis, Investment and Benefits Management, Program Services, Policy, and Financial Investment Analysis. Together, they manage the various aspects of ITO’s programs.

Snapshot of the ITO structure