• Educating champa / Naked blogger 

  Petzold, Sheila; Sayan, Bianca (2011)

  In 2008, the Unitarian Service Committee (USC) Canada started offering a series of workshops in ecological farming methods in Bangladesh. The workshops compare past and present trends in agriculture, heritage seed collection ...
• 2011 Dame Nita Barrow visitorship : final technical report 

  International Development Research Centre (IDRC) (2013-05-12)

  This grant supported the visit of Shanthi Diariam, the fourteenth Dame Nita Barrow Distinguished Visitor, to the University of Toronto (UT) and the initial development of ‘Friends of the Dame Nita Barrow Visitorship.’ ...
• China’s national talent plan : key measures and objectives 

  Huiyao, Wang (2010)

  China’s talent cultivation plan, the National Medium- and Long-term Talent Development Plan (2010), is a blueprint for creating a highly skilled national work force in the next 10 years. The goal is the transformation of ...
• Science of the elders 

  Onyango, Maria; Ouma, Gilbert; Ogallo, Laban (2010)

  This program aims to improve the capacity of African countries to adapt to climate change in ways that benefit the most vulnerable. Famous for their rainmaking skills, Kenya’s Nganyi clan are working with scientists to ...
• Canadians abroad : Canada’s global asset 

  DeVoretz, Don; Zhang, Kenny (2011)

  Canadians abroad are a major asset for Canada’s international affairs. The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada initiated the Canadians Abroad Project as part of a policy research consortium. The report aims to better understand ...
• Flows of people and the Canada-China relationship 

  Zhang, Kenny (2010-05)

  This paper provides a demographic analysis of Chinese communities in Canada. Chinese people are concentrated in major cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and more recently, Calgary. As China increasingly becomes a ...
• Enrichissement des compétences en employabilité des doctorants canadiens et libanais en lettres et sciences humaines 

  Mesguich, Virginie (2017-11)

  L'insertion professionnelle et l’employabilité des diplômés d’un doctorat, notamment en sciences humaines, s'est posée comme problématique émergente dans plusieurs pays et pour laquelle de nombreux chercheurs, organismes ...
• Green cities : a guide for sustainable community development; a companion to Harmony Foundation's community action workshop manual [Chinese version] 

  Bloomfield, Michael; Lithgow, Michael; Roseland, Mark (Harmony Foundation of Canada, Victoria, BC, CA, 2005)
• Improving evidence-based planning for watersheds in the Philippines : final technical report 

  Canadian Urban Institute (Canadian Urban Institute, Toronto, ON, CA, 2016-08)

  The project focused on increased collaboration and sharing of best practices on watershed management. Other specific objectives include improvement of the collaboration between local governments and academic institutions ...
• International cooperation in small cities and towns : new directions and innovative local practices in British Columbia 

  Glaser, Deborah (British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC), Vancouver, BC, CA, 2016)

  Although we often think of international cooperation as the domain of large multinational organizations, there are plenty of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) scattered throughout British Columbia’s small cities and ...
• International cooperation in small cities : new directions and innovative local practices in British Columbia 

  Barluzzi, Laura; Glaser, Deborah; Drolet, Julie (British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC), Vancouver, BC, CA, 2016)

  This research aims to advance knowledge in international cooperation by exploring the experiences of civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and related stakeholder groups in British Columbia’s ...
• International cooperation in small cities and towns : new directions and innovative local practices in British Columbia; research brief 

  Glaser, Deborah (British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC), Vancouver, BC, CA, 2016)

  The research aims to advance knowledge in international cooperation by exploring the experiences of civil society organizations, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and related stakeholder groups in British Columbia’s ...
• International cooperation in small cities and towns : new directions and innovative local practices in British Columbia; final technical report (September 8, 2014 - August 31, 2016) 

  Glaser, Deborah; Barluzzi, Laura (British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC), Vancouver, BC, CA, 2016-08)

  The goal of this research study is to advance knowledge in international cooperation by exploring the experiences of civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and related stakeholder groups in ...
• Annotated bibliography of grey literature review for international cooperation in small cities : new directions and innovative local practices in British Columbia 

  Barluzzi, Laura (British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC), Vancouver, BC, CA, 2016)

  Topics about small cities and their roles are covered and considered within these papers, bundled under new directions and local practices: decentralization, the role of non-governmental organizations, municipalities, rural ...
• Strengthening primary care through family medicine around the world : collaborating towards promising practices; final technical report (Appendices) 

  Unknown author (2016)

  The annex provides an outline for Case Study Questions as well as survey questions regarding case study partnerships. A table presents information on “predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors” of various primary ...
• Strengthening primary care through family medicine around the world : collaborating towards promising practices; final technical report 

  Rouleau, Katherine (Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, CA, 2016-09)

  The project produced a compilation and comparative analysis of structured case studies, including key steps, challenges, enabling strategies, and shared lessons, in the development of family medicine in local contexts ...
• Building capacity to develop national CARcinogen EXposure (CAREX) projects in Latin America and the Caribbean : final technical report 

  Pahwa, Manisha; Demers, Paul A. (Occupational Cancer Research Centre (OCRC), 2016-09)

  This report describes the culmination of a project that sought to enhance knowledge about exposure to cancer-causing substances in Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) workplaces. The project, funded by the Canadian Partnerships ...
• Developing national CAREX projects in Latin America & the Caribbean : technical guide (annex) to the workshop proceedings “Building Capacity for CAREX Projects in Latin America and the Caribbean (Bogota, Colombia, May 2014)” 

  Pahwa, Manisha; Rodriguez Guzman, Julietta; Demers, Paul A.; Peters, Cheryl E.; Espinosa Restrepo, Maria Teresa; Ge, Calvin B.; Palmer, Alison; CAREX Canada (Occupational Cancer Research Centre (OCRC), 2016-09)

  Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the Americas. These illnesses are responsible for substantial health and economic burdens; in the year 2012, non-communicable diseases ...
• Développement collaboratif d'outils d'alerte inondations pour l'Afrique de l'Ouest : rapport final (1/12/2013 - 30/09/2016) 

  Ousmane, Seidou; Goïta, Kalifa; Magagi, Ramata; Ali, Abdou (Université d'Ottawa, 2016)

  Ce rapport décrit les réalisations du projet intitulé 'Développement Collaboratif d'Outils d'Alerte Inondations' depuis son lancement le 1/12/2013 jusqu’à sa date de clôture (le 30 septembre 2016). Le projet avait pour ...
• Education model for building health care capacity in protracted refugee contexts : policy brief 

  Pilkington, F. Beryl; Mbai, Isabella; Mangeni, Judith; Abuelaish, Izzeldin (York University, Toronto, ON, CA, 2016-08)

  Reliance on humanitarian NGOs for health care in protracted displacement situations like Dadaab is not sustainable. Refugees need to be equipped to play a greater role in providing primary health care for their communities. ...

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