Le CIPP permet de trouver des outils et du support pour mettre en oeuvre une initiative pour solutionner certains problèmes de la communauté.

Sharing knowledge and experience among federal, devolved and decentralizing countries. The Forum of Federations is an international governance organization founded in Canada and funded by nine other governments – Australia, Brazil, Ethiopia, Germany, India, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan and Switzerland. We help different levels of governments work together •We assist in democracy promotion in fragile states or regions in post-conflict situation. Peaceful evolution does not happen overnight; our extensive experience in countries such as Ethiopia, Iraq, Nepal, Pakistan, Sudan and Sri Lanka can be put to use quickly and effectively. •We provide innovative solutions to challenges posed by multi-level governance in federal, devolved, and decentralized countries. We bring a tested, comparative approach, a global network of experts and excellent access to key government officials around the world. We have worked in Germany on improving public service delivery, in Brazil on implementing a value added tax, in India on fiscal equalization, in Australia on metropolitan governance, in Switzerland on designing an immigration and integration policy. •We focus on the key issues of local empowerment. If you want to promote democracy in a way that gets real, on-the-ground results, our focus on the key issues of local empowerment and federal structures – too often ignored – can add an essential dimension to your efforts.•We provide expertise that bridges the worlds of academic research and real-world practice. federal governance. * Enhancing mutual learning and understanding among practitioners of federalism and * Disseminating knowledge and technical advice of interest to existing federations and of benefit to countries seeking to introduce federal elements into their governance structures and constitutions The Forum works with countries and organizations of the North and of the South, with established federal countries and newly-emerging federations. In addition, the Forum works with countries that are exploring the possibilities of a federal political system. The Forum is a partnership organization, not a funding source. It gives priority to projects with diversified partnerships related to both funding and implementation. The Forum currently has nine partners.