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Global Affairs Canada’s policy on Civil Society Partnerships for International Assistance.
Canada sees the empowerment of women and girls and gender
GBA+) —the Department is committed to integrating gender
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.
Greater gender equality and the empowerment of women
year GBA+ Gender-based analysis PLUS GE Gender
These values include commitments to human rights, gender
Description Action area(s): Gender equality and the
This evaluation was conducted to provide an evidence-based neutral assessment of development assistance in Honduras to Canadians, Parliamentarians, Ministers, Central Agencies, Global Affairs Canada management, partners and beneficiaries.
Affairs Canada’s Program achieve results related to gender
and Nutrition Results: Economic Growth Results: Gender
virtually joined a panel discussion in Bhutan on gender
