Shannon Kindornay

  • Shared Benefits with the Private Sector

    As policymakers prepare to establish the Post-2015 agenda, much attention has been placed on partnerships with the private sector. This paper examines how cross-sector collaborations can create shared benefits for the private sector, civil society and governments in the realization of sustainable [...]

  • Introducing the Post-2015 Data Test

    To ensure what comes after the Millennium Development Goals, which end in 2015, is measurable and realistic, the post-2015 agenda has called for a “data revolution”. The revolution, it is hoped, will enhance the quality and accessibility of information available to all stakeholders to monitor [...]

  • Post-2015 Data Test : Canada Workshop Report

    This workshop report summarizes the discussions had at the Post-2015 Data Test Canada [...]

  • Measuring Progress Post-2015: An Assessment of Proposals

    This report aims to contribute to post-2015 and data revolution discussions by providing an overview of the key themes arising from post-2015 proposals. In January 2013 The North-South Institute (NSI) launched its Post-2015 Tracking Tool, available through NSI’s Canadian International Development [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • Mapping Private Sector Engagements in Development Cooperation

    This report presents findings from a mapping study on how different development cooperation actors, including multilateral development institutions, bilateral donors, development finance institutions, providers of South-South Development Cooperation (SSDC), foundations, non-governmental [...]

  • Beyond Aid: A Plan for Canada’s International Cooperation

    This research report looks at Canada’s engagement with the developing world, both in terms of its aid policies and programs, and broader policy coherence for development (PCD). A broader vision that includes aid and non-aid policies is needed for Canada to achieve better PCD and be an effective [...]

  • Will the Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation Deliver?

    At the 2011 Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness (HLF4) held in Busan, South Korea, participants agreed to establish a Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation. The Global Partnership replaces the OECD-DAC-hosted Working Party on Aid Effectiveness (WP-EFF) launched in 2003 [...]