Canada’s feminist approach to Human Dignity will focus on three core areas: health and nutrition; education; and gender-responsive humanitarian action.
Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO). (2016).
This thematic evaluation of the Europe, Arctic, Middle East and Maghreb Branch (EGM) examined coherence from 2017-18 to 2022-23 across 3 main business lines: diplomacy, trade and international assistance. It is the last in a series of 4 geographical coherence evaluations conducted by the Evaluation Division.
BRLIN, PARIS, ROME, BREU, BRU, TALIN, ZAGRB, ABDBI, AMMAN, ANKRA, ISTBL, BGRAD, OSLO
L’approche féministe du Canada à l’égard de la dignité humaine se concentrera sur trois domaines principaux : la santé et la nutrition; l’éducation; et une action humanitaire tenant compte des genres.
Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO). (2016).
After 3 decades of unprecedented security and prosperity, Canada is grappling with a shift in economic and political power away from its traditional allies and partners, a return of great power competition, increasing vulnerability to transnational threats like climate change and cyber attacks, and rapid technological change. At the same time, the fabric of Canada has evolved: Canadians are much more connected to the world than in the past, and they have higher expectations for how their government will promote and protect their interests overseas.
Rustad, “Conflict Trends: A Global Overview, 1946-2021” Peace Research Institute Oslo
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.
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The Committee plans to travel to London, Oslo and Berlin in late September and their
Après 3 décennies de sécurité et de prospérité sans précédent, le Canada fait face à un recentrage du pouvoir économique et politique au détriment de ses alliés et partenaires traditionnels, à un retour de la rivalité entre grandes puissances, à une vulnérabilité croissante face à des menaces transnationales comme les changements climatiques et les cyberattaques, ainsi qu’à une évolution technologique rapide. Parallèlement, le tissu social canadien a évolué : les Canadiens ont beaucoup plus de liens avec le reste du monde que par le passé, et leurs attentes sont plus élevées quant à la façon dont leur gouvernement doit promouvoir et protéger leurs intérêts à l’étranger.
Rustad, « Conflict Trends: A Global Overview, 1946-2021 », Peace Research Institute Oslo
The committee also visited Canadian missions in Washington, London, Oslo and Berlin
Le Comité prévoit de se rendre à Londres, à Oslo et à Berlin à la fin du mois de
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