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Path to Economic Inclusion and Inclusive Recovery

At an economic turning point for the country and as the Canadian government looks to stimulate the economy with significant investments in local and regional public infrastructure projects, it is imperative that government leaders leverage tools like Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) and Social Procurement in an effort to empower diverse communities during this economic recovery.

Investment in infrastructure can be a key driver to reducing economic inequalities, supporting neighbourhood and environmental improvements and growing an inclusive, more representative workforce through a wide range of public infrastructure investments ranging from transit, to affordable housing, to high speed broadband, and many others.

Are you interested in learning more about the path to economic inclusion and inclusive recovery using infrastucture spending? Then join this webinar from Toronto Community Benefits Network. 

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The Role of the Co-operative Movement in the Economic and Social Reconstruction to Come

CVI-IVC bannerPromoting an alternative economy based on solidarity and collaboration, the cooperative movement generally gains popularity after each crisis in the dominant economic system. How can the cooperative economy be posed as a solution after the current crisis? What role can organizations working for the development of the cooperative sector play and / or should they assume in building an economy that is socially and environmentally sustainable in the long term?

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Financial Co-operatives During the Crisis: What Role Do They Play?

The COVID-19 pandemic is a huge challenge for financial institutions. In the current environment, where the cash flow of many consumers and businesses is collapsing due to lack of demand and numerous layoffs, financial institutions will both have to deal with the increased demand for non-performing loans and expose themselves to the risk of default by borrowers, who will have difficulty paying interest and repaying the principal. How are financial cooperatives affected in this context?

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