Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: gendern

In May 2014, Global Affairs Canada adopted a new Environmental Integration Process (EIP) applicable to development assistance initiatives. The new process integrates and streamlines the department’s environmental policy and legal requirements into a single process. The process changes should have minimal implications for Global Affairs Canada’s development partners. Global Affairs Canada’s fundamental requirements for integrating environmental considerations remain the same. The EIP does not affect contracts, agreements and arrangements signed prior to May 12, 2014.
Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA) 2012 Tip Sheets on Strategic Environmental Assessment: Gender

Canada stands by the commitments we made in our 2018 strategy to respond to the Rohingya crisis. We must continue with sustained engagement, and provide additional support to help with the new challenges that have emerged.
These policies place gender equality at the centre of all programming and include

This formative evaluation for the Expert Deployment Mechanism (EDM) project was commissioned at the mid-term of the project to provide an assessment of project implementation and achievements at a point when changes can be made to the project to enhance achievement of results, resolve any project challenges and ensure that project resources will be used for intended purposes, including building trade policy and institutional capacity for developing countries with which Canada has trade relationships.
country and regional levels assess the degree to which the cross-cutting issues of gender

Programming also demonstrated strong gender equality integration.

The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Ecuador (2025)
gender-based analysis of the recipient community, including projects that do not focus on gender

for civil society Health, including sexual and reproductive health and rights Gender

The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) – Angola (2025)
this year must align with at least 1 of the following CFLI thematic priorities: 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.
performance towards meeting humanitarian needs, while others (e.g. some related to gender

Percentage of Charlevoix Initiative projects assigned each gender equality code,

Canada is also actively working with key stakeholders in Colombia to promote gender