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|[[Engaging Canadians|'''Main''']]
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|'''[[Virtual Engagement Resource Centre for All|Main]]'''
 
[[Engaging Canadians|'''Page''']]
 
[[Engaging Canadians|'''Page''']]
 
|'''[[1.1 – Understanding public engagement and global citizenship|Understanding  public engagement and global citizenship]]'''
 
|'''[[1.1 – Understanding public engagement and global citizenship|Understanding  public engagement and global citizenship]]'''
|'''[[1.2 - Basic guidelines|Basic guidelines]]'''
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|'''[[1.2 - Basic guidelines|Tools and guidance]]'''
 
|'''[[1.3 - Measuring progress|Measuring progress]]'''
 
|'''[[1.3 - Measuring progress|Measuring progress]]'''
 
|'''[[2.1 – Resources from the Government of Canada|Resources from the  Government of Canada]]'''
 
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|'''[[2.3 – Going further|Going further]]'''
 
|'''[[2.3 – Going further|Going further]]'''
 
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=== Public Engagement Framework (INFO TO COME) ===
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=== Public Engagement Framework (Info to come) ===
    
==== Case study: Examples of innovative PE initiatives ====
 
==== Case study: Examples of innovative PE initiatives ====
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=== Understanding how Canada engages with civil society ===
 
=== Understanding how Canada engages with civil society ===
To ensure that Canada efficiently engages the most Canadians possible as global citizens, Global Affairs Canada collaborates with a variety of partner organizations including civil society organizations (CSOs), universities and associations. Global Affairs Canada recently updated its policy on Civil Society Partnerships for International Assistance, which sets out the department’s approach to enhancing effective cooperation with Canadian, international and local CSOs to maximize the impact and results of Canada’s international assistance and foster a strong and vibrant civil society sector.
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To ensure that Canada efficiently engages the most Canadians possible as global citizens, Global Affairs Canada collaborates with a variety of partner organizations including civil society organizations (CSOs), universities and associations. Global Affairs Canada recently updated its policy on [https://www.international.gc.ca/world-monde/issues_development-enjeux_developpement/priorities-priorites/civil_policy-politique_civile.aspx?lang=eng Civil Society Partnerships for International Assistance], which sets out the department’s approach to enhancing effective cooperation with Canadian, international and local CSOs to maximize the impact and results of Canada’s international assistance and foster a strong and vibrant civil society sector.
    
=== Objective 8 of Global Affairs Canada’s policy on Civil Society Partnerships for International Assistance ===
 
=== Objective 8 of Global Affairs Canada’s policy on Civil Society Partnerships for International Assistance ===
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Canadian CSOs play a key role in expressing Canadian values and telling Canada’s feminist international assistance story, which can foster global citizenship, particularly among youth, and help inspire Canadians to engage in transformative action to reduce poverty and overcome gender inequality. CSOs engage Canadians in a broader and deeper understanding of international issues, including promoting global citizenship and mobilizing citizens to participate actively in Canada’s international assistance efforts.
 
Canadian CSOs play a key role in expressing Canadian values and telling Canada’s feminist international assistance story, which can foster global citizenship, particularly among youth, and help inspire Canadians to engage in transformative action to reduce poverty and overcome gender inequality. CSOs engage Canadians in a broader and deeper understanding of international issues, including promoting global citizenship and mobilizing citizens to participate actively in Canada’s international assistance efforts.
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==== Action area 8.1 ====
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* Global Affairs Canada will, where appropriate, encourage Canadian CSOs to create pan-Canadian partnerships with global reach that can tackle major development challenges, such as gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls
Global Affairs Canada will, where appropriate, encourage Canadian CSOs to create pan-Canadian partnerships with global reach that can tackle major development challenges, such as gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls
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* Global Affairs Canada will amplify the work of CSO partners to strategically engage Canadians in international assistance through innovative digital technologies and an enhanced online presence
 
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* Global Affairs Canada will invest strategically in Canadian CSO public engagement activities, in Canada and abroad, that enhance visibility and raise awareness of Canada’s international assistance results, as well as build citizen engagement and contributions to international assistance efforts
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Global Affairs Canada will amplify the work of CSO partners to strategically engage Canadians in international assistance through innovative digital technologies and an enhanced online presence
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Global Affairs Canada will invest strategically in Canadian CSO public engagement activities, in Canada and abroad, that enhance visibility and raise awareness of Canada’s international assistance results, as well as build citizen engagement and contributions to international assistance efforts
   
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* Strategic partnerships can be essential for development public engagement strategies to achieve their goals.
 
* Strategic partnerships can be essential for development public engagement strategies to achieve their goals.
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=== Get in touch with your provincial or regional council ===
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==== Get in touch with your provincial or regional council ====
 
The Inter-Council Network is a coalition of the eight provincial and regional councils for international cooperation. These independent, member-based councils are committed to global social justice and social change, and represent more than 350 diverse civil society organizations from across Canada.
 
The Inter-Council Network is a coalition of the eight provincial and regional councils for international cooperation. These independent, member-based councils are committed to global social justice and social change, and represent more than 350 diverse civil society organizations from across Canada.
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* [https://www.worldhope.org/ World Hope International]
 
* [https://www.worldhope.org/ World Hope International]
 
* [https://www.yorku.ca/ York University]
 
* [https://www.yorku.ca/ York University]
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* [https://www.centennialcollege.ca/programs-courses/full-time/international-development/ Centennial College]
    
==== Governance ====
 
==== Governance ====

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