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IDRC President part of Governor General’s delegation to Africa

IDRC President Jean Lebel is part of the Canadian delegation accompanying His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, during State visits to Ghana, Botswana, and South Africa, from May 13 to 22, 2013.    Mr...

IDRC congratulates 2013 journalism award recipients

IDRC is pleased to announce the winners of its 2012-2013 Award for International Development Journalism. Five graduate students were awarded for their exceptional reporting skills and innovative research on international development.The following...

IDRC grantee receives Partners in Research National Award

Citizen Lab Director Ron Deibert is the 2013 recipient of the Partners in Research (PIR) Technology Ambassador Award. This award recognizes Deibert’s contributions to enhancing public understanding of the benefits of communications research and...

IDRC awardee wins Canadian journalism prize

Photojournalist and IDRC awardee Marc Ellison has won a Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) award celebrating outstanding journalism. A professional organization with more than 500 members across Canada, the CAJ exists to promote excellence in...

IDRC in the News – Funding research that improves food security

The launch of a second phase of project funding under the Canadian International Food Security Research Fund, a joint IDRC–Canadian International Development Agency initiative, was featured in a number of media outlets:   The Toronto Star and...

Call for Proposals: Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Middle East and North Africa

Emerging political developments in the Middle East and North Africa may result in either the advancement of women’s rights and roles in a more democratic society or to back-sliding and regression as new social players and ideologies come to the...

Research explores the impact of new social protection programs in Latin America

Research supported by IDRC will evaluate the impacts of social protection programs available to people that do not have access to social security. Traditionally, social security funds have covered legally registered employees who contribute through...

New research call from Canadian International Food Security Research Fund to focus on improving food production and distribution

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Cooperation and MP for Newmarket-Aurora, Lois Brown, announced today that Canada will invest an additional $62.5 million to make food more secure and nutritious in developing countries through...

Report sheds light on demands for accountability, transparency for large-scale land deals in Africa

In Africa, large-scale land deals can bring benefits such as jobs, market access, and infrastructure, but they can also dispossess people of land and other resources and spark conflict over economic benefits. Part of the problem is that land deals...

Report puts spotlight on links between health and environment in Africa

The connections between environmental and human health are the subject of the African Environment Outlook-3 (AEO-3), released recently by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).  With environmental factors contributing almost 30% of the...

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