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G8 2005:
Canada's and the UK's Objectives
for the Gleneagles Summit

An Outreach Session with Civil Society Stakeholders
with Peter Harder, Canada's G8 Sherpa, and Sir Michael Jay, the United Kingdom's G8 Sherpa

April 8, 2005

Presented by the G8 Research Group
with the support of Foreign Affairs Canada

Watch webcast
(requires RealPlayer)
Read transcript

Please feel free to send your questions or statements to g8@utoronto.ca,
which we will do our best pass on to the sherpas.

G8 Research Group's Civil Society and Expanded Dialogue Unit, The G8 and Africa Interim Report: An Overview of the G8’s Ongoing Relationship with African Development from the 2001 Genoa Summit to the 2005 Gleneagles Summit


International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI), Proposals for Accelerating Development and Global Delivery of AIDS Vaccines: The Need for Continued G8 Leadership [Long version in Word] [Short version in Word]


Students against Global AIDS, University of Toronto Chapter, final platform and program of rally on March 16, 2005, with an open letter to Canadian prime minister Paul Martin and minister of finance Ralph Goodale


Save the Children Canada position statement


Right to Play statement on the Millennium Development Goals


World Federalist Movement – Canada, Global Partnership Success Is a Stepping Stone to NPT Disarmament Obligations


Oxfam and Project Ploughshares letter calling for G8 action on international arms transfers


Global Treatment Action Group letter on HIV/AIDS issues


RESULTS Canada letter to Peter Harder

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