Supporting Small and Medium Organizations, Educators and Canadian youth
The Spur Change program is a 5-year initiative, funded by Global Affairs Canada, which aims to:
- increase the effectiveness of Canadian small and medium organizations (SMOs) to deliver sustainable results in support of the Feminist International Assistance Policy and the Sustainable Development Goals;
- increase the engagement of Canadian SMOs in international development;
- increase the engagement of Canadians youth, as global citizens.
Program Facts
Individuals reached through youth events and comms tools
Resources available online
People accessed online resources
News & Events
A Key Goal Achieved
Spur Change launches its Resource Library providing Canadian SMOs easily accessible and practical tools and templates to support their projects and programming needs.
We have several capacity-building opportunities coming up this winter, check back often!
Set Criteria to Benefit from the Program
All Canadian SMOs that fit the following GAC criteria are invited to participate in our programming:
All educators across Canada interested in and committed to inspiring and engaging their school communities towards meaningful, effective and sustainable action on global issues are invited to participate.
- The consolidated revenue in the organization’s financial statements is equal to or less than $10 million (this limitation does not apply to educational institutions)
- The organization does not have annual overseas expenditures exceeding $2 million in development assistance (i.e. projects administered with the promotion of the economic development and welfare of developing countries as their main objective – regardless of the funding source)
- SMOs can be civil society organizations, education institutions, private sector or social enterprises
- SMOs must be legally incorporated in Canada
All educators across Canada interested in and committed to inspiring and engaging their school communities towards meaningful, effective and sustainable action on global issues are invited to participate.
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