Events
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Executive Masterclass: Measurement in Impact Investing
Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat 199 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON, CanadaThe field of impact investing – investments intended to generate social and environmental impact along with financial return—has seen unprecedented growth in the past 10 years. In developing and developed countries alike, impact investing has encouraged disruptive innovation and helped foster a new generation of entrepreneurs committed to resolving key social issues like sustainable agriculture, affordable healthcare, and access to finance.
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Measuring Success: A showcase on best practices and innovations in monitoring, evaluation, and learning
Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat 199 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON, CanadaAre you interested in learning about new ideas and best practices used by Canadian international development organizations in monitoring, evaluation and learning? Many organizations face similar challenges when it comes to monitoring progress, measuring impact, and learning from past experiences.
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Reducing Violent Extremism: What Works?
Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat 199 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON, CanadaFifteen years into the "Global War on Terror," governments continue to struggle to contain the threat of violent extremism. Despite
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Making our Mark: Celebrating young Canadians’ global leadership
Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat 199 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON, CanadaOn Thursday, June 15, Aga Khan Foundation Canada hosted a sunset soiree to celebrate young Canadians’ contributions to global development
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Influence, Inspire, Innovate: Realizing the potential of new policy horizons
Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat 199 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON, CanadaOn September 27 and 28, 2017 join us for the Canadian Council for International Cooperation’s 2017 annual conference, INFLUENCE INSPIRE INNOVATE. INFLUENCE INSPIRE INNOVATE will focus on the potential of new policy directions in a rapidly changing domestic and international context. At the heart of the conference is the question: How should Canadian civil society organizations seize new policy opportunities and tackle corresponding challenges? Join global experts, thought leaders and practitioners for interactive sessions, enlightening talks, and inspiring debates that will explore the key elements of new policy directions, and the new skills, ways of working, and partnerships that are required to create a more peaceful, prosperous, and equal world for all.
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Getting to Work: Women’s Empowerment in South Asia – Ismaili Centre Toronto
Ismaili Centre Toronto 49 Wynford Dr, North York, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaOn September 28, join Yasmin Karim, Programme Manager with the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme Pakistan, and Lindsay Mossman, Gender Advisor at Aga Khan Foundation Canada for a conversation about women's empowerment in challenging contexts and how vocational and skills training in Pakistan is transforming women's roles in their household and their communities.
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Getting to Work: Women’s Empowerment in Pakistan – University of Toronto
University of Toronto Room 108N (North House) 1 Devonshire Place, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaOn September 29, join Yasmin Karim, Programme Manager with the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme Pakistan, for a conversation about women’s empowerment in challenging contexts and how vocational and skills training in Pakistan is challenging social norms and transforming women’s roles in their household and their communities. By working through a case study, participants will explore how some of approaches, challenges and lessons learned implementing women’s economic empowerment programs.
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Getting to Work: Women’s Empowerment in Pakistan – University of Alberta
University of Alberta - School of Business Alberta School of Business, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaJoin Yasmin Karim, the Gender and Development Programme Manager with the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme Pakistan, for a conversation about achieving women’s empowerment in challenging contexts and how vocational and skills training in Pakistan is challenging social norms and transforming women’s roles in their household and their communities.
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Getting to Work: Women’s Empowerment in Pakistan – University of Victoria
University of Victoria - Engineering/Computer Science Building 99111 Ring Rd, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaJoin Yasmin Karim, the Gender and Development Programme Manager with the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme Pakistan, for a conversation about achieving women’s empowerment in challenging contexts and how vocational and skills training in Pakistan is challenging social norms and transforming women’s roles in their household and their communities.
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Getting to Work: Women’s Empowerment in Pakistan – Simon Fraser University
Simon Fraser University - Vancouver Campus 515 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaJoin Yasmin Karim, the Gender and Development Programme Manager with the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme Pakistan, for a conversation about achieving women’s empowerment in challenging contexts and how vocational and skills training in Pakistan is challenging social norms and transforming women’s roles in their household and their communities.