Events

Do you or your staff know how to organize a workshop so that every voice is heard and that address key evaluation topics in less than 3 hours? Can you engage clients in a meaningful, participatory process? If you answered no or are unsure, it’s time to update your skills and/or that of your staff […]

Join us for “Women’s Economic Empowerment: What We Measure and Why It Matters,” taking place on 17 April 2019 from 1:00-3:00pm at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), located at 150 Kent St. in Ottawa. This 2-hour seminar will discuss state of the art research on measurement of women’s economic empowerment. A diverse panel of

Can you engage clients in a meaningful, participatory process when undertaking RBM? Do you know how to write the theory of change for your programme? How about developing qualitative indicators to measure change, empowerment and good governance? Are you writing results-based reports or activity reports? If you answered no or are unsure, it’s time to

Please join us this February in Mexico in time to escape the winter blues and upgrade your skills in planning, monitoring & evaluation. Can you facilitate participatory workshops and focus groups with stakeholders for planning, monitoring and evaluation purposes? Do you know the latest methods and techniques to engage stakeholders? Do you feel comfortable and

Date: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Location: Centre for Social Innovation – Spadina Location, 192 Spadina Ave., Event Lounge Toronto, Ontario You’re invited to join Cuso International as we showcase our work from the project: Gender assessment of non-timber forest production in northern uplands Laos, and hear from alum Erin

TIME CHANGED! With funding from the Government of Canada, the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) is conducting consultations with diverse stakeholders, including Diaspora, to identify their priorities and explore how their community needs can be integrated into Canada’s forthcoming National Strategy for Sustainable Development. If you are a member of a Diaspora group and

With funding from the Government of Canada, the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) is conducting consultations with diverse stakeholders, including Diaspora, to identify their priorities and explore how their community needs can be integrated into Canada’s forthcoming National Strategy for Sustainable Development. If you are a member of a Diaspora group and are interested

The Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians, as OCIC’s Consultation Lead Partner, will be organizing two Focus Groups to include community organizations, partners and individuals interested in contributing to the work that is being done with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) in Canada. Please note that for these sessions, all participants will be pre-screened for

Calling youth leaders and those within youth-led and youth-focused organizations: With funding from the Government of Canada, the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) is conducting a series of consultations and Strategy Labs to increase participation of diverse communities and stakeholders in the development of Canada’s 2030 Agenda National Strategy. Join OCIC for an Online