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  • The FIAP is Gone. What Comes Next?

    The FIAP is Gone. What Comes Next?0

    In 2017, Canada introduced its Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP). It promised that by 2022, at least 95% of Canada’s international assistance spending would go toward women’s empowerment, and half of these funds would be allocated to Sub-Saharan Africa. Nine years later, the FIAP quietly died without fanfare or public announcement. It is not a

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