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Peace and prosperity are every person’s birthright. Today, as Canadians, we have a great opportunity to help the people of the world’s developing countries join the global middle class and the multilateral system that supports it.
Women who are already leaders in their fields will be able to become trainers and
We are pleased to table the Annual Report to Parliament on the administration of the Access to Information Act for fiscal year 2022-2023, as required under section 94 of the Act. Global Affairs Canada is not reporting on behalf of wholly owned subsidiaries or non-operational institutions.
from its Professional Development Program (PDP), which allows the Department to train
This report focuses on Canada’s official development assistance activities and results from the 2018-2019 fiscal year.
This project trains teachers to fight violence against women and change harmful social
These stories tell us about some of Canada’s international efforts for development, trade and foreign policy. They introduce the projects and partners that drive change. We meet people from all over the world and learn how our actions can make lives better in families, their communities, and sometimes an entire nation.
sexuality education in Guyana The Guyana Responsible Parenthood Association helped train
These stories tell us about some of Canada’s international efforts for development, trade and foreign policy. They introduce the projects and partners that drive change. We meet people from all over the world and learn how our actions can make lives better in families, their communities, and sometimes an entire nation.
sexuality education in Guyana The Guyana Responsible Parenthood Association helped train
2021-2022 and 2022-2023 Global Affairs Canada departmental progress report for Canada’s National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security
CUPDP also helped the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine to train and equip
gender-based violence survivors received psychosocial support and vocational training 128 trainers
In 2019, the project helped train 5,748 teacher graduates and 1,643 school directors
Global Affairs Canada’s Evaluation Division (PRA) conducted an evaluation of Canada’s international assistance program in Haiti from 2016-17 to 2020-21 to assess the extent to which international assistance has been aligned with priorities and optimized for development objectives in a context of persistent fragility.
The Reducing Violence Against Women Politicians in Haiti project was able to train
