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Public Engagement Framwork (INFO TO COME)

Case study: Examples of innovative PE initiatives

Example 1: British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) - Movement Map

The Movement Map is an online map that shows Canadian non-profit organizations that are working toward sustainable development within the framework of the UN SDGs

Example 2ː Aga Khan Foundation Canada - Together: An exhibition on global development.

The award-winning Togetherː An exhibition on global development criss crossed the country between 2015-2017, The unique exhibition-in-a-truck showcased the importance role Canada is playing in reducing global poverty and the role that Canadians can play as global citizens.

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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 [[File:Image AKFD bus.png|left|thumb|The award-winning ''Togetherː An exhibition on global development'' criss crossed the country between 2015-2017, The unique exhibition-in-a-truck showcased the importance role Canada is playing in reducing global poverty and the role that Canadians can play as global citizens.]]
+=== 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.