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#KeepThePromise (November 2022 - February 2023):

  • Compared to 2022, the overall international assistance funding was cut by $1.3 billion in Budget 2023 – a 15% cut.
  • This means that the Government failed to #KeepthePromise it made to increase international aid every year.
  • There are no new announcements for international development in this budget. The commitments it includes were already announced last year.
  • The decision by the government to decrease international aid comes amidst a world facing multiple crises around climate change, hunger, conflict, and an erosion of human rights and democratic values.

We achieved a lot in 2022 across many of our campaigns and issue areas. To see the full extent of our impact and action, check out our 'A Parliamentarian’s Year in Review 2022'!

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September: #ChampionChildrenInEmergencies

1 in 4 children live in places affected by conflict and disaster, many of whom are displaced from their homes and living in refugee camps. This means over 500 million children do not have access to the fundamental rights many of us take for granted, like access to quality education, health and nutrition, and safety from violence. The devastating impacts of climate change and conflicts that drag on for decades mean that, without action, a generation of children will grow up with limited options for the future. From now to December, we are calling on Canada to adopt a holistic approach for the wellbeing of these children and announce a renewed investment in quality education for children in emergencies at the Global Refugee Forum in December.

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September: #YesWeCanEndTB

To end TB and to prepare for future threats, Prime Minister Trudeau must participate in the United Nations High-Level Meeting on TB this September and commit 0.15% of Canada’s overall research and development expenditure annually to developing and delivering new tools to prevent, diagnose, and treat this deadly infectious disease.

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past calls-to-action 2023

August:

#YesWeCanEndTB 

To end TB and to prepare for future threats, Prime Minister Trudeau must participate in the United Nations High-Level Meeting on TB this September and commit 0.15% of Canada’s overall research and development expenditure annually to developing and delivering new tools to prevent, diagnose, and treat this deadly infectious disease. 

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July:

#YesWeCanEndTB 

To end TB and to prepare for future threats, Prime Minister Trudeau must participate in the United Nations High-Level Meeting on TB this September and commit 0.15% of Canada’s overall research and development expenditure annually to developing and delivering new tools to prevent, diagnose, and treat this deadly infectious disease. 

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June

#GameChangers

At the Summit for a New Global Financial Pact, Canada must reaffirm its commitment to supporting an inclusive global economic recovery post the COVID-19 pandemic by increasing rechanneling of its SDRs to low- and middle-income countries in
Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean from 18% to 40%. In addition, Canada must champion the inclusion of natural disaster and pandemic debt suspension clauses in all new loans to low- and middle-income countries.

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May:

#GameChangers

We call on Canada to use its leadership and political capital at the World Bank to take bold, creative, and ambitious actions to ensure the world’s low-income and crisis-affected countries have access to the financing they need to ensure the health and livelihoods of their populations.

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April:

#GameChangers

Canada must not step back from global leadership in international development at a time when we should have stepped up. The Government must be a #GameChanger and #KeepThePromise it made to increase international aid and allocate additional new resources for programs that will advance children’s access to nutritious food, education, healthcare, and protection.

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March:

#YesWeCanEndTB

Canada must maintain its investment in TB REACH by committing at least CAD$33 million over three years to ensure that communities affected by tuberculosis can access the care they need and to help realize the Sustainable Development Goal target of eliminating TB by 2030.

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Stop TB Partnership volunteer meets with Results Canada and Canadian MPs on their delegation to Kenya 2023

February:

#KeepThePromise

To kick off 2023, we are calling on volunteers and partners across Canada to urge the government to #KeepThePromise to increase investments in #Budget2023 towards the International Assistance Envelope every year until 2030 to realize the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In February, we focus our attention on TB and the need for investment in TB REACH.

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January:

#KeepThePromise

To kick off 2023, we are calling on volunteers and partners across Canada to urge the government to #KeepThePromise to increase investments in #Budget2023 towards the International Assistance Envelope every year until 2030 to realize the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In January, we will focus our attention on quality education in emergencies in support of Education Cannot Wait.

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