Global Affairs Canada’s policy on Civil Society Partnerships for International Assistance.
Society Partnerships for International Assistance – A Feminist Approach Related links
The Government of Canada works with a broad range of partners, domestically and internationally, to strengthen the efficiency and effectiveness of Canada’s international assistance. It recognizes the essential role of civil society organizations (CSOs) as development actors in their own right, and continues to advocate for safe and supportive environments in which civil society can thrive around the world. This engagement with CSOs is affirmed in Canada’s Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP). It is restated in Canada’s Policy for Civil Society Partnerships for International Assistance – A Feminist Approach (“the CSO Policy”) and the CSO Policy Implementation Plan, co-developed with the CSO Policy Advisory Group (CPAG), which is composed of senior-level Global Affairs Canada (GAC) and CSO representatives.
with women’s organizations and movements to advance women’s rights and ensure it links
Sanctions related to Russia were imposed under the Special Economic Measures Act in order to respond to the gravity of Russia’s violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, and grave human rights violations that have been committed in Russia. On March 17, 2014, the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations (“the Regulations”) came into force.
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Remember that highlighting links between a local organization and an international
Canada’s feminist approach to Human Dignity will focus on three core areas: health and nutrition; education; and gender-responsive humanitarian action.
Related links Tip Sheets on Strategic Environmental Assessment: Health and Nutrition
partner to the Indo-Pacific Conclusion: Canada’s Indo-Pacific future News Related links
development and a maker and marker of sustainable development with direct and indirect links
strategic intelligence on promising SMEs within the TCS network including making links
Through these analyses partners articulated the links between conflict, fragility
