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2023 Membership Survey Highlights

In partnership with CanWaCH, Bigger Than Our Borders, and other coalitions and organizations, we issued a joint statement in reaction to the budget.

Canadian Aid Sector Welcomes Budget Boost for Humanitarian Needs

Cooperation Canada's new anti-racism, equity, diversity, inclusion and justice (AEDIJ) strategy and action plan are now available. The AEDIJ Strategy and Action Plan will guide the organization's journey, including the principles that guide our work, our key objectives and the concrete measures we will take in operations and administration, communications and the implementation of programs and activities.

Now in its eighth edition, Progressing National SDGs Implementation aims to provide useful insights and recommendations on the VNR reports presented at the HLPF, in order to inform discussions on SDG delivery and help guide improved implementation and reporting on the 2030 Agenda.

In this report, we reflect on our journey, showcasing our advancements to date, insights gleaned from employing strategic foresight, and the methodologies instrumental in studying the global landscape, and identifying emerging trends, signals, and drivers of change within the international cooperation sector.

A Conversation with Cooperation Canada’s Research and Program Officer, Andy Ouedraogo.

The outlook for international cooperation actors for the coming decade is both uncertain and turbulent. That is the conviction behind our newly launched Landscape Analysis of the International Cooperation Sector, a scan of emerging trends and drivers of change, and an output of Cooperation Canada’s Futures Initiative. The Report links emerging trends and challenges with direct implications for international cooperation actors.

Cooperation Canada is proud to announce the launch of our Global Landscape Analysis of the International Cooperation sector, a report of the Global Cooperation Futures Initiative funded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC).

ACTED Canada, as part of a global network, is dedicated to a unique approach known as ‘Triple Nexus.’ This approach combines three critical areas: humanitarian aid, development initiatives, and peace-building efforts.

Change-makers, Innovators and Disruptors in Canadian International Cooperation: Interview with Musu Taylor-Lewis, Executive Director of Food for the Hungry

Change-makers, Innovators and Disruptors in Canadian International Cooperation: Interview with Carelle Mang-Benza, Policy Lead at Cooperation Canada

To stay effective and pertinent, CSOs must adopt a proactive stance that enables them not only to identify emerging trends but also to foresee their repercussions and adapt promptly.

From 4 to 10 February, Canadians from coast to coast to coast and internationally participated in International Development Week (IDW), an annual moment to celebrate Canada’s contributions to eradicating poverty and to a more peaceful, inclusive, and prosperous world.

Each year, the Cooperation Canada Awards recognizes excellence and merit in the field of international cooperation by awarding prizes to individuals or organizations that have distinguished themselves in the past year.

This Black History Month, Cooperation Canada would like to highlight the remarkable black changemakers, innovators and disruptors who are shaping Canada's international cooperation sector.

Change-makers, Innovators and Disruptors in Canadian International Cooperation: Interview with Andy Ouédraogo, Research and Program Officer at Cooperation Canada

As we celebrate Black History Month, we at Cooperation Canada renew our commitment to key principles at the heart of our work: inclusion, equity and decolonization. We recognize that building an equitable world begins with understanding, respect and solidarity.

Cooperation Canada stands with over 100 Canadian Civil society organizations calling on the government of Canada to play a leading world in a deeply insecure world. Read our Open Letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ahead of the 2024 federal budget.