ONE’s policy panel at the Africa HealthTech Summit made the case for a new model of Canada-Africa health partnership built on investment, not aid.
At the Africa HealthTech Summit x Canada in Toronto on June 10, ONE brought together voices from the Canadian government, African health systems, civil society and the private sector to answer a simple question: what would it actually look like for Canada to treat African health as a strategic investment rather than only a development footnote?
For too long Africa has been a low...
Anthony Salloum
The Black History Month Afterparty was a reminder that representation must translate into influence & that diaspora leadership belongs at the table.
On April 3, Prime Minister Mark Carney stated, "my government will not cut foreign aid." Just seven months later, his first budget broke that promise.
Here are the top three things you need to know:
There’s a lack of transparency, but it looks like there is a $2.7B cut to foreign aid
Investments in global health are being targeted for cuts, despite the fact they are the most effective investments
The budget talks about trade diversification but does not mention the region...