The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Cuba (2024)
project application form, including the required gender-based
The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Tanzania (2024)
provided by the CFLI team, including the required gender-based
The evaluation focused on the $20.5 million typhoon Haiyan reconstruction program. A sample of other international assistance projects was also included in order to look at the impact of natural disasters across a range of international assistance programming.
improve peoples’ economic well-being, they addressed gender
Education equips girls and women to transform their lives, their households, their societies and their economies. Canada is taking action to address these barriers and is working to change the lives of the world’s most marginalized girls and women.
Social, cultural and gender-based norms and practices
partner organizations working on issues related to gender
sustainable and inclusive governance, and advancing of gender
Gender equality is at the forefront, in line with Canada
The Private Sector Engagement for Sustainable Development strategy presents an approach to broaden and deepen Global Affairs Canada’s engagement with the private sector in Canada and overseas through international assistance policy and programs. In doing so, the strategy seeks to reinforce Canada’s contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), recognizing the need to engage all actors and resources in order to leave no one behind. It reflects the commitment in Canada’s Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP) to develop more effective and innovative partnerships with the private sector and Canada’s inclusive approach to trade and investment. It also responds to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Development Co-operation Peer Reviews of 2012 and 2018, which recommended that Canada develop a strategy for private sector engagement. An implementation plan will be developed to support this strategy.
s Feminist Foreign Policy, this strategy promotes gender
This formative evaluation covers the five-year (2016-2021) Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFGB) grant agreement with Global Affairs Canada (GAC) for $125 million. It assesses CFGB’s performance and value added in addressing humanitarian needs and alignment with relevant policies over the period, in order to assist GAC in its decisions on the renewal of CFGB’s core funding.
raised awareness, and three cross-cutting themes of gender
articulated around three themes: inclusive governance, gender
