Cooperation Canada’s

Trainings

Cooperation Canada’s trainings are designed to strengthen equity, justice, and accountability across the international cooperation sector.

Developed in partnership with subject matter experts, Cooperation Canada’s tailored trainings offer practical and reflective learning on topics such as PSEAH, anti-racism and decolonization, locally led development, intersectional feminism, and humanitarian action.

A Space for Learning and Transformation

Cooperation Canada’s trainings create space for both practical skill-building and deeper reflection.

Participants engage with real-world challenges facing the sector—exploring how power, systems and structures shape international cooperation. Through guided discussions and applied learning, they develop tools, approaches and competencies to drive meaningful change within their organizations and partnerships.

What participants consistently highlight is the value of learning alongside peers—sharing experiences, challenging assumptions and building a stronger, more accountable sector together.

Who It’s For

  • Cooperation Canada members and non-members
  • International cooperation and humanitarian practitioners
  • Civil society organizations and partners
  • Individuals seeking to strengthen equitable and accountable practices

What To Expect

  • Practical tools and approaches for sector transformation
  • Reflective learning on power, equity and accountability
  • Opportunities to build capacity and share experiences

Cooperation Canada’s Trainings are made possible in part thanks to the generous support of the Government of Canada through Global Affairs Canada.

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