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Learn more about our Organizational and Network/Institutional Members by clicking the logos below. For a list of Individual Associate Members, please refer to our Annual Report.

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About

CDF Canada is an international development organization building prosperity in communities around the world. We work with local partners in Africa, Asia, and Latin America to establish and grow community-owned co-operatives to help people achieve more prosperous, self-reliant lives. Our work focuses on food security, community and economic development, financial inclusion, local leadership capacity building, climate change adaptation and resilience, peace and development and gender equality.

Formed in 1947, the Co-operative Development Foundation of Canada soon became the focus for Canadian efforts to foster self-reliant, member-owned co-operative movements in the far-flung corners of the world. This included Northern Canada, where CDF Canada helped Inuit communities establish their own co-operative stores. Since those early days, CDF Canada has held steadfast to the seven co-operative principles, mobilizing the abundant talents and resources of Canadians and their co-operatives to help partners in Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Eastern Europe build lasting pathways to prosperity. Co-operation and the simple notion of people pooling their time and resources to achieve together what they cannot achieve in isolation remains at the heart of everything we do at CDF Canada.

Mailing Address

350 Sparks Street, Suite 906
Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7S8
Canada

Website & Social Media







https://cdfcanada.coop/

Countries

Ethiopia • Ghana • Kenya • Malawi • Senegal • Ukraine

Areas of Focus
(Sustainable Development Goals)

Current Opportunities

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Events

3rd International Summit on Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

Future of Good 2025 Changemaker Wellbeing Summit

Locally led development/ Développement mené localement- How do we do it? / Comment s’y prendre?

Right to Learn Afghanistan Toronto Chapter Event

Helping ENGOs Prepare for the 2025 Federal Election

Making Local Food Choices Easier with the Canadian Centre for Food and Ecology: When Farmers and Behavioural Science Work Together

International Women’s Day March & Rally

Common Approach for PSEAH (CAPSEAH): Ensuring Sustainable Resourcing for PSEAH

WHAM Dinner Party

Blumbergs’ Canadian Charity Law Boot Camp 2025

Redemptive Social Enterprise Lab

Climate Solutions Innovation Forum New Majority on Mobilizing Youth at Scale, Without Digital

Decolonizing ENGO-First Nation Partnerships

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