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| − | To ensure that Canada efficiently engages the most Canadians possible as global citizens, Global Affairs Canada partners and collaborates with different civil society organisations (CSOs), including non-governmental organizations, universities and associations.
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| − | Action area 8.3: 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 building citizen engagement and contributions to international assistance efforts
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Latest revision as of 08:43, 19 August 2020
PART 1: Getting Started
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1.1. Understanding Global Citizenship
link: https://wiki.gccollab.ca/PE-DEV_Toolkit_/_Trousse_%C3%A0_outils_de_MP-DEV/part1/understanding
1.2. Importance of Partnerships
link: https://wiki.gccollab.ca/PE-DEV_Toolkit_/_Trousse_%C3%A0_outils_de_MP-DEV/part1/partnerships?veaction=edit
1.3.Basic Guidelines
This section is intended to ensure that all users of this toolkit are familiar with the basics of public engagement. The guidelines comprised in this section will help organizations new to the topic properly approach public engagement initiatives. You may skip this section if you already have experience on this and want to directly start exploring the tools of the toolkit.
The following are the three ”tip sheets” that are included in this section:
1.3.1. Planning stage: how to prepare and plan your initiates
1.3.2. Best practices to consider
1.3.3. Types of engagement initiatives: examples and tips
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LINK: https://wiki.gccollab.ca/PE-DEV_Toolkit_/_Trousse_%C3%A0_outils_de_MP-DEV/part1/Basic_Guidelines
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