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Partners

We list a partnership once it is confirmed in writing, together with its nature and period. Partnerships still being confirmed are not shown.

Our publication rule

  • Every partner listed has confirmed in writing and agreed to the use of its name or logo.
  • We state the nature of the relationship: funding, programme, service, community or event.
  • We state the period and, where it can be published, the amount or contribution.
  • A meeting or a conversation is never presented as a partnership.

Published partnerships

Status: Presentation in preparation

The list is being confirmed with the organizations concerned. It will be published here, one partner at a time.

The institutional partners we are looking for

Our programmes and the issues we champion depend on governments and institutions. We seek to work with them. None of these partnerships is in place today.
Status: Seeking partners

  • Government of Canada

    The departments responsible for immigration, economic development, official languages and international development.

  • Provinces and municipalities

    Ontario, Quebec, the City of Ottawa and the other communities of the National Capital Region.

  • Democratic Republic of the Congo

    The central government and the provinces, especially North Kivu: entrepreneurship, youth, digital transformation and the diaspora.

  • Countries of the Great Lakes region

    Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania and the other neighbouring countries, especially for refugees and regional trade.

  • Regional and international organizations

    African regional organizations, United Nations agencies and development banks.

  • Other stakeholders

    Businesses, financial institutions, universities, foundations, NGOs and diaspora associations.

The cooperation we are looking for

  1. Programmes

    Co-design or host a cohort, a workshop or a mentoring path.

  2. Services

    Offer legal, accounting, digital or communications expertise.

  3. Funding

    Support a specific programme, scholarship or event.

  4. Community

    Connect our networks to better guide the people we serve.

Propose a cooperation

Tell us about your organization and what you have in mind. We will get back to you to discuss it.

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