Through Equitas’ global network and training programs, the initiative will enhance information-sharing, support innovative approaches, and convene regional and international learning events to promote best practices and advance inclusive, rights-based governance.

The FRF leverages the global network of over 50 national, regional and multiregional Women’s and Feminist Funds (W/FF) to support WROs/WLOs to provide fast and effective humanitarian services in ODA-eligible countries, including to communities that may not be reached otherwise.

Aurora 2.0 is a youth-focused initiative designed to empower over 40 Canadian participants—especially those from Arctic and northern communities—through immersive international experiences, mentorship, and leadership development. The project includes three core programs: the Emerging Leaders Program, which offers a seven-day leadership and policy engagement experience in Northern Norway for 4–5 youth annually; the Emerging Leaders Alumni Network, which sustains and expands youth involvement through mentoring, digital events, and year-round Arctic policy engagement; and the Student Forum Program, which supports 4–5 upper-level undergraduate and master’s students each year in interdisciplinary collaboration and international presentation at the Arctic Frontiers Student Forum.

As malicious cyber activity can target Canadians or Canadian interests from any part of the world, it is essential that Canada works to ensure all states have the tools and capacity to effectively combat cyber threats that might emanate from their country, while also working with allies to secure global networks.

With Canada’s support, the Global Network of Women Peacebuilders (GNWP) works in 6 fragile and conflict-affected states, Chad, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Lebanon, Nigeria, and South Sudan, to ensure women’s meaningful participation at each stage of conflict prevention and resolution, and post-conflict recovery and reconstruction.

Develop digital adoption plan

It also seeks to strengthen the global network of stakeholders working to address technology-facilitated gender-based violence.

UN Women’s triple mandate, along with its global network and deep policy and programming expertise, continues to endow the Entity with a unique capacity to: (i) support Member States to strengthen global norms and standards for gender equality and women’s empowerment, and mainstream gender perspectives in other thematic areas; (ii) promote coordination and coherence across the UN system to enhance accountability and results for gender equality and women’s empowerment; and (iii) undertake operational activities to support Member States, upon their request, in translating global norms and standards into legislation, policies and strategies at the regional and country levels.

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The International Biomass Ratings Agency (IBRA) will license Ecostrat’s BDO Zone intellectual property (IP), validate and issue BDO Zone ratings, develop a global network of rating Licensees, and support both BDO Zones and Licensees with a suite of robust technology and commercialization services.

It seeks to set up a support the recently established Global Network of Women Legislators in Defence, Security, and Peace portfolios (WLID).