Developing Countries Trade with Canada: Gains from Unilateral Tariff Reform
How much could developing countries gain from unilateral tariff reduction and reform by Canada?
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Innovation in Development Finance: Time to go beyond the low hanging fruit
How to get beyond the low hanging fruit in development finance innovation.
Canada’s Development Footprint Beyond Aid: Interactive
Interactive version of Canada’s development footprint beyond aid infographic. Data on aid, trade, investment and remittance flows in comparative perspective.
Canada’s Trade Flows
Canada’s total bilateral trade in goods in 2012 was approx. CAD$ 913 billion, while the balance of trade (exports minus imports) was –CAD$ 4.1 billion. Canada’s bilateral trade is highly concentrated both regionally as well as among income groups. North America, Europe, and East Asia together account for about 90% of Canada’s total trade. High income countries account for around 80% of Canada’s total trade.
Addressable Import Market and Competitive Dynamics
This tool can be used to analyze imports into Canada at the detailed product level (HS2 and HS4). How large is the Canadian import market for a given product? How has it evolved over time? Which countries account for how much of the import market share?
Canada’s Development Footprint Beyond Aid
Foreign aid is only one of the ways by which Canada engages with developing countries. This infographic compares foreign aid with other flows such as trade, investment and remittances, between Canada and developing countries.
Trade Policy of Trading Places?
The Canadian government’s announcement of a new international trade strategy, the Global Markets Action Plan, has garnered predictable criticism and support. Reactions have ranged from fears that Canada should become a wandering salesperson, to great enthusiasm for a long-awaited return to common sense when it comes to this country’s foreign relations.
Economic Relations Between Canada and Latin America and the Caribbean
This report provides an overview of Canada’s trade, investment and aid relations with Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries. Canada’s foreign policy towards the region has focussed on the establishment and improvement of trade relationships, increased opportunities for Canadian investment and the provision of more aid.
Canada’s Free Trade Agreements with Peru and Colombia and Gender-Related Dimensions
This policy brief explores the opportunities and concessions granted by Canada’s free trade agreements with Peru and Colombia and how these new opportunities can generate positive impacts on gender equity.
Beyond Aid: Trade, Investment, and Remittances between Canada and Developing Countries
This report provides a sense of Canada’s development footprint beyond aid. It does this by drawing on data from The North South-Institute’s Canadian International Development Platform (CIDP) which comprises the most recent data on aid, trade, investment, and migrant remittance flows between Canada and developing countries.
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