Editorial Fellowship: Global Aid and Co-operation
About This Series
Canadaโs aid and international cooperation system is at a crossroads.With the climate crisis, slew of humanitarian responses, rising extreme poverty rates, gender-based violence, a growing debt crisis, and global refugee crisis, and COVIDโs reminder that our wellbeing is intimately connected with that of everyone else in the world, what will the next 36 months of global leadership look like for Canada? This fellowship is generously sponsored by IDRF, CARE Canada, CECI, World Vision Canada, Save the Children Canada, MEDA, The Mastercard Foundation, Plan International Canada, WUSC-EUMC and the Canadian Red Cross.
What Canada can learn from successful cash aid programs in war zones
While basic food staples, clean water and health care services are always needed amid disaster, having cash allows families to choose what they need rather than be given whatever goods come their way.
Future of Good launches new global aid and cooperation reporting beat led by journalist Jahanzeb Hussain
Canadaโs aid and international cooperation system is at a crossroads, with little nuanced coverage on developments, solutions and transformations that are shaping the next decade of work.
Children spearhead change in Worst Child Labour countries
Evidence from Bangladesh and Nepal shows that children can understand their exploitation and offer meaningful solutions. Engaging them is critical to developing more effective strategies to combat the worst forms of child labour.
Q&A: Canada needs to triple its climate financing for other countries, climate NGOs say
Canadaโs international financial contribution of $5.3 billion to combat climate change falls short of its fair share in quantity and quality according to experts. Tripling the money, disbursed in grants and not loans, and prioritizing adaptation is needed.
A year of war: For Gazaโs children, their home is little more than a graveyardย
How warring parties treat children is a significant indicator of whether international laws of war are being respected, according to Save the Children
Want to protect the Amazon rainforest? Build up the economies of cities nearby: Study
The prevailing wisdom to prevent the further burning and degradation of the Amazon is to extract its resources sustainably. But experts say this only exacerbates the problem.