Canada’s 3rd national action plan on women, peace and security “Foundations for Peace” is now available from the Government of Canada.
Read more, including responses from WPSN-C members and media availability.
Analysis, inspiration, and recommendations to support the implementation of “domestic issues” in the next CNAP.
Download the publication and watch the recording of its launch.
WPS Dialogue FPS was a series of online dialogues and other opportunities for inputs from Canadian civil society in 2022 that will help to inform Canada’s third National Action Plan on WPS (CNAP3).
by Monique Cuillerier (left to right) Kateryna Cherepakha, Olena Suslova, Bénédicte Santoire, Natalia Karbowska, and Beth Woroniuk On October 18th, WPSN-C had the pleasure of co-hosting, along with the Equality …
We are a network of over 80 Canadian non-governmental organizations and individuals committed to:
Women, Peace and Security
The WPSN-C supports and monitors the implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions on women, peace and security. This includes UNSCR 1325 and 1889 on the participation of women in peace processes; UNSCR 1820, 1888 and 1960 on sexual violence in conflict; and UNSCR 2122 on women’s leadership in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.
As the Government of Canada has agreed to implement these resolutions and created a National Action Plan for the Implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolutions on Women, Peace and Security (NAP), the WPSN-C engages with civil society and the Government of Canada to ensure that the resolutions and NAP are fulfilled.
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