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One billion people in low-income countries are still extremely hungry.
Two million children die from malnutrition yearly. But high-income countries are warning of obesity. We are overeating while others starve.

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IF YOU DO NOT LIKE
THE WAY THE WORLD IS,
YOU CAN CHANGE IT.
JUST DO IT
ONE STEP AT A TIME

Welcome to the “NGO Pre-Summit” for the “Second World Summit on Social Development” from August 25 to 29,2025

THE ROGERS CENTRE OTTAWA EXPERIENCE

The Rogers Centre Ottawa has everything you need to make your event a success – right in downtown Ottawa.

360-degree tour

Marvel in the Rogers Centre Ottawa’s architectural excellence with this 360-degree tour.

Our Figures

Rep. CSO/NGOs

Countries

Partners/ Supporters

Days = Engagement Workshop

Advocacy Message

Outcome document

Join us!

An alliance of 3000 social development civil society, including NGOs, Indigenous Peoples, people with disabilities, people of African descent, youth representatives, youth-led organizations, community-based organizations (CBOs) and faith-based organizations (FBOs), academic institutions, representatives of workers and employers, and the private sector, with due regard to gender balance.

We embody social values, bringing together people of diverse colors, cultures, faiths, and backgrounds. Stand united in our openness and acceptance of each other, taking pride in our diversity and the magic it brings to our committee. Embrace warmth and a spirit of generosity. Whoever you are and wherever you’ve come from, you’ll find a welcoming place within the NGO Coalition for Social Development.

This truly makes membership a unique, fun, fulfilling experience. behind……

We=NGO Coalition for Social Development

Mobilize social development organizations (including NGOs, Indigenous Peoples, people with disabilities, people of African descent, youth representatives, youth-led organizations, community-based organizations and faith-based organizations, academic institutions, representatives of workers and employers, and the private sector, with due regard to gender balance) to connect, share, unite, and collaborate, advancing and amplifying advocacy efforts to shape an inclusive global social development agenda for equitable, shared prosperity.

NGOs and CSOs are doing more than ever but can’t meet social and development needs. We can never end hunger and poverty, create decent jobs, and fight SGBV only through the beautiful work of our local charities and humanitarian partners. Like modern democracies, we must end global social and development challenges through compressive social protection and political leadership. Humanitarian service is life’s best work, but not as a way to feed the world or a nation. We don’t protect our national security through humanitarian aid, and we shouldn’t protect our families and children that way.
Melvine Wajiri-NGO COALITION CHAIR.

Want to Participate

Advocacy Priorities

Social Justice

Invest in human capital and ensure the dignity and well-being of individuals and families through transformative social policies and programs.

Economic Justice

Reform existing global financial structures and reaffirm existing commitments to address international economic inequalities based on solidarity.

Environmental Justice

Ensure the protection of all human rights, including the right to participate in civil and political life without discrimination and equal protection under the law to eradicate poverty.