CAIDP Blog

Applications are now open for the fifth EvalPartners Peer-to-peer (P2P) program.

The Prime Minister and Minister of Youth, Justin Trudeau, announced several ways for young Canadians to take part in the development of Canada’s first national youth policy/ le Premier ministre et ministre de la Jeunesse, Justin Trudeau, a annoncé plusieurs moyens qui permettront à de jeunes Canadiens de prendre part à l’élaboration de la première politique jeunesse du Canada.

Microinsurance in International Development - Uses, Challenges and Questions of Equity, Sponsored by the READI Project and CAIDP
of February 08, 2018 at 10:30 AM EST

The WHO Evaluation Office seeks expressions of interest from qualified independent evaluators and evaluation consultants or teams of independent evaluators and others with experience in thematic, strategic and impact level evaluations, in-country and project level evaluations for the following corporate evaluations selected from its 2018-2019 workplan.

Come, participate and celebrate in Mosaic.net International, Inc. 21th Year of organizing dynamic International Workshops: Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation and; Advanced RBM, Theory of Change and Deliverology Workshop.

The Task Force on Improving Effectiveness (TaFIE), a collaborative group with Global Affairs Canada in which CAIDP is involved, is launching a call for innovative, solution-focused volunteers for four separate 'Solutions Teams'.

For anyone interested in the issue of corruption, access to justice, collective action, how gender plays out in corrupt systems and/or systems thinking, I was fortunate enough to be granted a slot on the CAIDP conference next week to talk about our corruption in fragile states work – Monday @ 12.15

"I am thrilled to see this collaborative initiative between CAIDP and CCIL!!!

Indeed, it was the potential of the use of law as an instrument for international development that had inspired me to go to law school. The need for a cross-sectoral approach, with gender as a cross-cutting theme, is critically important to the work of both organizations and I hope this initiative will grow into an ongoing partnership for the furtherance of Canada’s contributions towards “A Better World.”  "   

We explore this question, amongst others, at CAIDP’s 2018 conference, Gender Equality, Inclusive Governance and the Law: Aligned for a Better World – Jan 22nd and 23rd in Ottawa. In the lead up, we have asked Canadian thought leaders to weigh in on what’s in the name. Here, we ask Paul LaRose-Edwards to tell us what he is thinking about.

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