G20 wrap: some progress, some omissions, fingers crossed for follow-thoughOn September 9th, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined other world leaders at the G20 Summit in India to determine the course the world takes in the midst of cascading challenges and crises. In the lead-up to the Summit, Results has been pushing for Canada, along with other G20 countries, to focus on the needs of the most marginalized communities and commit to improving the international financial system. Here’s our take on the declaration and overall outcome of the Summit.
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recommendations for the G20 Summit 2023This September, Canada will attend the G20 Leaders' Summit in India. It is critical that Canada, along with other G20 countries, make this an opportunity to focus on the needs of the most vulnerable communities, and commit to improving international financial aid to enhance equitable response and recovery for future pandemic threats – particularly through […]
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Take Action Alert: World Refugee DayToday on World Refugee Day, take action alongside Canadians from coast to coast to coast, urging Canada to prioritize early childhood development in emergencies at December’s Global Refugee Forum by renewing commitments to global education for learners in fragile contexts.
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the Global Financing Pact Summit – high momentum, few results Behind every success story at Results lies passionate and selfless volunteers. Our volunteers are #GameChangers who play a critical role in advocating for ending global poverty by ensuring decision-makers prioritize global health equity, access to quality education, and economic inclusion.
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How we worked hard to make 2021 a turning point for goodDecember 2021 - In 2021, we knew that people living in poverty would be the hardest hit. We also knew that the only way to find hope and solutions would be to take urgent and unprecedented action to tackle the unfolding global health, social, and economic crises head-on.
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Share the bounty, boost the global economyOctober 2021 - Because of the Covid-19 crisis, Canada received from the International Monetary Fund USD$19 billion of a special asset called Special Drawing Rights (SDRs). Here's why Canada should channel its SDRs to developing countries.
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