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International collaboration for short-term technical assistance in Latin America and the Caribbean:
TAP-EDM Forum
The trilingual TAP-EDM event, which convened nearly 100 online and in-person participants on February 15, 2024, was a resounding success. The Forum, in collaboration with the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM-Canada), aimed to illuminate Latin America and the Caribbean ‘South-South’ connections facilitated by Canadian technical assistance. Throughout the event, attendees were engaged in discussions highlighting the impact of short-term technical assistance initiatives. Led by Canadian experts in tandem with regional partners, projects spanning from climate resilience to educational pathways for refugees, sustainable procurement to food safety were showcased. These discussions underscored the power of cross-border collaboration and knowledge exchange in driving successful outcomes. This event was brought to you by Global Affairs Canada and implemented by Alinea International.
“Equal opportunities for all: Canada’s contribution”
November 2023 Showcase Event
In November 2023, the TAP-EDM team hosted their second showcase event, “Equal Opportunities for All: Canada’s Contribution,” at the Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton, Alberta. The event featured panel presentations by TAP experts Anju Fujioka in The Gambia, Philip Jakob in Guatemala, and Alondra Majid in Colombia. Following the presentations, over 50 guests engaged in a “World Café” format, allowing them to meet and greet with TAP-EDM Canadian experts stationed in pyramids representing different regions: Tropical (Latin American projects), Arid (African projects), and Temperate (Asia-Pacific projects). More information on the event here. This event was brought to you by Global Affairs Canada and implemented by Alinea International.
TAP-EDM November 2022 Showcase Event With Diplomatic Corps
The 2022 TAP Showcase Event took place in Gatineau, with a gathering of over 50 distinguished guests showcasing the TAP initiatives with ambassadors, diplomatic corps, and government officials in a welcoming and symbolic venue at the Native Women’s Association of Canada, strengthening continued relationship-building with Canada’s Indigenous peoples and the international development communities. We are grateful for the ongoing support, and interest of all our partners in implementing these international development projects – sharing Canada’s greatest resource with the world – its people.