Lorena Abad, a Community Health Promoter with the Likhaan Center for Women’s Health, moves confidently through the alleyways of a slum in Metro Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. She is spending her day visiting her neighbours at their homes to talk with them about their reproductive health. Lorena Abad is a Community Health…
Landless people in Bangladesh occupy a low social status in the country. In rural areas, this status restricts their access to meaningful employment, education, social services and political representation. With the support of Nijera Kori, Inter Pares’ long-term counterpart, landless people have been coming together in small groups to demand their rights and claim their…
In West Africa, social and patriarchal conditions and norms limit rural women’s opportunities and rights.
“I am my own person. I have my own voice. My voice is louder than others speaking against me.”
In our 2018 Annual Report, you will read the stories of five extraordinary activists.
Inter Pares has long called for the Canadian government to uphold the crucial role of charities in public debate and in Canadian society at large.
Consent, awareness and risk assessment in Target Malaria’s gene drive project (Produced as a special collaboration with Zahra Moloo and ETC Group)
Inter Pares is excited to announce its new relationship with ENDA Pronat, a longstanding Senegalese organization that is a leader in agroecology, governance of natural resources, and rural women’s leadership. Founded in 1982, ENDA Pronat promotes climate resilient and sustainable rural development in Senegal by accompanying local communities, especially women and youth, to gain and…
In this year’s Annual Report, we highlight the people of Inter Pares. Meet some of our counterparts, a donor, a staff and a board member, all part of the Inter Pares community.
Between May and July 2016, Global Affairs Canada conducted an extensive review of its development policies, known as the International Assistance Review (IAR). The review was an opportunity for civil society organizations and for Canadians to offer their views on how Canada can take action on poverty and inequality abroad.