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North-South Institute
This is the only independent, non-governmental research institute in Canada focused on international development. Founded in 1976, the Institute conducts research on Canada's relations with developing countries and on a wide range of foreign policy issues.
Main Address
55 Murray Street, Suite 200
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 5M3
Main Telephone
613-241-3535
Joined OneWorld
21.10.2001
Features
27.06.2005
As people around Canada and the world join the call to action against poverty, the 4th annual report on civil society engagement with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) has been released. Entitled, "WE the Peoples 2005- Mobilizing for Change: Messages from Civil Society," the report gathers information from civil society organizations around the globe -- their opinions, priorities and actions -- relative to the implementation of the MDGs and the Millennium Declaration.
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[Latin America & Caribbean]
[Central America]
[South America]
[Canada]
23.06.2005
OTTAWA — L’Institut Nord-Sud et la Fédération mondiale des associations pour les Nations Unies (FMANU) ont publié aujourd’hui le 4e rapport annuel sur l’engagement de la société civile en faveur des Objectifs de développement du millénaire. L’Institut se joint ainsi aux nombreux participants du Canada et de par le monde qui répondent à l’appel lancé pour lutter contre la pauvreté.
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21.09.2004
In 2000, United Nations member states recognized eight ambitious goals as a road map for revolutionizing global human development by 2015. Of course, progress toward the Millennium Development Goals will depend substantially on non-governmental organizations. A new report, We the Peoples 2004, evaluates civil society's engagement so far.
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