Grants and Contributions

Éducation pour tous 3.0: Improving access to education for students who are visually impaired or blind in the governorates of Ben Arous, Sousse, Sfax and Gabès by creating Braille library holdings in inclusive educational hubs.

The purpose of the Indigenous Habitat Participation Program- Grant+AH257:AM261 Funding is to meet the legal obligations to support the participation of Indigenous communities in consultations on Departmental Crown conduct (i.e., decisions, such as arrangements, approvals, authorizations and permits) under the Fisheries Act and/or Species at Risk Act.

Funding to support propaganda and disinformation strategies used by other countries.

The project aims to establish model communities of care, incorporating innovative interventions at the community and health system levels. These community and women-centered health service sites will serve as exemplars, showcasing improved outcomes. The primary focus is on young women in 30 partner communities across six districts in Inhambane, Mozambique, treating them as the primary beneficiaries and involving all community members ethically and strategically. It will engage both female and male young people in health committees and income-generating initiatives, drawing on over two decades of collaborative work the province, including partnerships with DPSI (the Inhambane Provincial Directorate of Health).

Project activities include: (1) promoting gender balance and empowerment through various initiatives such as workshops, youth committees, reproductive health education, women-led economic projects, improved sanitation, community caregivers, and better transportation for pregnancy care; (2) improving data-related skills and knowledge among health professionals, integrating the use of data into local decision-making, introducing near-mortality concepts into provincial death assessments, and disseminating research findings to strengthen the quality of SRHR services, with an emphasis on gender equity; and (3) enhancing the data-related knowledge and skills of healthcare workers, the use of data in local decision-making, integrating near-miss concepts into provincial death audits, and sharing research findings to improve gender-responsive SRHR care services.

May 2024 - Bangladesh continues to experience widespread flooding in the North East and Jamuna basin, in addition to continuing to respond to the impacts of the Cyclone Remal which hit the country on May 26, 2024. An estimated 8.3 million people are affected by Cyclone Remal and the North-Eastern floods, with an additional 5 million predicted to be affected by floods in the Jamuna basin.?

With GAC’s support, the WFP will provide lifesaving assistance to crisis-affected people in Bangladesh. Project activities include: (1) distribution of immediate food assistance; and (2) provision of emergency cash assistance.

The purpose of this funding is to assist Black River First Nation and Hollow Water First Nation in participating in a hearing to consider an application from Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd. (CNL) to renew decommissioning licence for Whiteshell Laboratories.

The purpose of this agreement is to assist the Canadian Environmental Law Association to participate in the Commission meeting regarding the Regulatory Oversight Report for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Sites: 2023

This grant will allow the Tseshaht First Nation to conduct an archaeology project in their traditional territory within the Broken Group Islands.

To support the conservation of the church tower masonry and louvre.

The purpose of this project is to apply cost-benefit analysis to better understand the economic impacts of climate change and to help identify and prioritize cost-effective adaptation measures.