The practice of community-based research (CBR), where research is conducted locally and relevant to communities, has evolved over the past 35 years.
Development of an Ottawa-based Foreign Policy Network will help to bridge gaps, strengthen the foreign policy community in the national capital region, and include younger professionals in ongoing work.
Barriers to education in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) limit the development of human capital, leading to significant skills gaps.
This project was prompted by the perception that partnerships between Canadian research organizations and their counterparts in Africa - in contrast to partnerships between Canadian research organizations and their counterparts in Latin America an
Formerly called PATH Canada, HealthBridge has been working since 1982 with partners in Asia, Africa and the Americas to improve the health of vulnerable populations.
The Canadian International Council (CIC) aims to provide Canadians with a nonpartisan, nationwide institution for the advancement of research and dialogue on international affairs, and to support the creation of a Canadian foreign policy network t
Since 1961, CUSO has sent approximately 11 000 Canadians abroad to work at the local level on various development issues.
Social Analysis Systems (SAS2) represent a significant effort to address central issues in the creation and mobilization of knowledge for development.
The Arab Reform Initiative (ARI) is a consortium of 15 members comprising Arab research and policy institutes, and partners from the United States and Europe.
In the year 2000, the Balsam Association, a nongovernmental organization, approached members of the Health Dyes Project, Department of Human Ecology, University of Alberta, for assistance with small-scale indigo projects in El Salvador.