Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Aaron Rosenbaum · Special Assistant, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Victoria Perak · Policy and Operations Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
Joshua Mbandi · Director of Policy, Finance Canada (FIN)
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Cathy Hawara · Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet, Privy Council Office (PCO)
Davide Cargnello · Acting Director of Operations, Privy Council Office (PCO)
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Muna Idris · Director General, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Jerome Côté · Senior Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Amen Ben Ahmouda · Policy Advisor, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Advancing the vitality and strength of the non-profit sector in service of Canadians through enhanced federal government awareness, consultation and coordination with the sector around policy, program and regulatory developments impacting the sector -- including such initiatives as the establishment of a home in government for the sector, as identified in the government's 2021 "Response to the Report of the Special Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector - Catalyst for Change: a Roadmap to a Stronger Charitable Sector."Read more
Randeep Sarai · Secretary of State, International Development, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Olga Radchenko · Director of Policy, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Isa Topbas · Policy Advisor, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Leslie Norton · Assistant Deputy Minister, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Canadian Humanitarian Assistance Fund (CHAF): i) The CHAF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The CHAF provides funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The CHAF is activated multiple times per year to address unmet needs in humanitarian crises abroad, typically triggered by smaller-scale natural disasters; iv) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the CHAF program.Read more
Humanitarian Coalition Dedicated Matching Fund (MF) Program: i) The MF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The MF provides periodic funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The MF is activated only occasionally, in order to address unmet needs arising from major humanitarian crises abroad, often triggered by significant natural or man-made disasters; iv) The MF assists in mobilizing the Canadian public to strengthen Canada's response to major crises. By matching eligible contributions, the MF encourages Canadians to donate to the HC or one its member or affiliate agencies responding to a particular crisis; v) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the MF program.
Olga Radchenko · Director of Policy, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Innovative funding mechanisms for humanitarian response by Canadian international non-governmental organizations (INGOs): In parallel with Global Affairs Canada's (GAC) annual Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP), and complementary to GAC's existing humanitarian tools, new options are needed for leveraging the speed and reach of Canadian INGOs to respond swiftly, at scale, and holistically to major and emerging humanitarian crises.Read more
Canadian Humanitarian Assistance Fund (CHAF): i) The CHAF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The CHAF provides funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The CHAF is activated multiple times per year to address unmet needs in humanitarian crises abroad, typically triggered by smaller-scale natural disasters; iv) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the CHAF program.Read more
Innovative funding mechanisms for humanitarian response by Canadian international non-governmental organizations (INGOs): In parallel with Global Affairs Canada's (GAC) annual Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP), and complementary to GAC's existing humanitarian tools, new options are needed for leveraging the speed and reach of Canadian INGOs to respond swiftly, at scale, and holistically to major and emerging humanitarian crises.
Humanitarian Coalition Dedicated Matching Fund (MF) Program: i) The MF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The MF provides periodic funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The MF is activated only occasionally, in order to address unmet needs arising from major humanitarian crises abroad, often triggered by significant natural or man-made disasters; iv) The MF assists in mobilizing the Canadian public to strengthen Canada's response to major crises. By matching eligible contributions, the MF encourages Canadians to donate to the HC or one its member or affiliate agencies responding to a particular crisis; v) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the MF program.
Stephen Salewicz · Director General, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Humanitarian Coalition Dedicated Matching Fund (MF) Program: i) The MF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The MF provides periodic funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The MF is activated only occasionally, in order to address unmet needs arising from major humanitarian crises abroad, often triggered by significant natural or man-made disasters; iv) The MF assists in mobilizing the Canadian public to strengthen Canada's response to major crises. By matching eligible contributions, the MF encourages Canadians to donate to the HC or one its member or affiliate agencies responding to a particular crisis; v) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the MF program.Read more
Canadian Humanitarian Assistance Fund (CHAF): i) The CHAF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The CHAF provides funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The CHAF is activated multiple times per year to address unmet needs in humanitarian crises abroad, typically triggered by smaller-scale natural disasters; iv) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the CHAF program.
Innovative funding mechanisms for humanitarian response by Canadian international non-governmental organizations (INGOs): In parallel with Global Affairs Canada's (GAC) annual Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP), and complementary to GAC's existing humanitarian tools, new options are needed for leveraging the speed and reach of Canadian INGOs to respond swiftly, at scale, and holistically to major and emerging humanitarian crises.
Ahmed Hussen · Minister of International Development, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Olga Radchenko · Director of Policy, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Humanitarian Coalition Dedicated Matching Fund (MF) Program: i) The MF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The MF provides periodic funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The MF is activated only occasionally, in order to address unmet needs arising from major humanitarian crises abroad, often triggered by significant natural or man-made disasters; iv) The MF assists in mobilizing the Canadian public to strengthen Canada's response to major crises. By matching eligible contributions, the MF encourages Canadians to donate to the HC or one its member or affiliate agencies responding to a particular crisis; v) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the MF program.Read more
Canadian Humanitarian Assistance Fund (CHAF): i) The CHAF is a joint tool of the Humanitarian Coalition (HC) and its member agencies in partnership with the International Humanitarian Assistance (IHA) directorate of Global Affairs Canada (GAC); ii) The CHAF provides funding in support of the international humanitarian response activities of the member agencies of the HC; iii) The CHAF is activated multiple times per year to address unmet needs in humanitarian crises abroad, typically triggered by smaller-scale natural disasters; iv) The HC engages with the Minister, representatives of GAC and IHA to ensure the ongoing renewal, improvement and strengthening of the CHAF program.
Innovative funding mechanisms for humanitarian response by Canadian international non-governmental organizations (INGOs): In parallel with Global Affairs Canada's (GAC) annual Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP), and complementary to GAC's existing humanitarian tools, new options are needed for leveraging the speed and reach of Canadian INGOs to respond swiftly, at scale, and holistically to major and emerging humanitarian crises.
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