Grants and Contributions

The project aims to consolidate the electoral expertise of RECEF member organizations in order to promote stable democratic institutions that are sensitive to gender equality issues, in order to enable the holding of free, reliable, transparent, peaceful and inclusive elections. Project main activities include five main activities: electoral seminars, training activities of the Women's Forum, study missions, bilateral cooperation activities and the publication of electoral studies.

The project aims to: i) enhance the capacity of the Museum to generate and utilize high-quality research on the Holodomor; ii) increase the management capacity of the Museum including in alignment with principles of GE, inclusion, and diversity; iii) strengthen the operational continuity and sustainability of the Museum; and iv) increase understanding and awareness, particularly among the international community of the Holodomor genocide, including its gendered impacts.

This project will support a number of activities focussing on reducing recidivism in domestic violence and support justice involved individuals to become active, healthy and contributing community members. This project will also cover re-development of the Kwadacha Justice website, and host winter camps to build connection between service providers, RCMP, justice support workers and Elders with justice involved community members.

Project activities include: (1) raising awareness of the need for gender- and conflict-sensitive approaches in humanitarian response, recovery and reconstruction efforts in Ukraine; (2) training and accompanying members of civil society and local authorities across Ukraine on gender- and conflict-sensitivity; (3) conducting peace and conflict analysis in targeted sectors and geographic regions to inform policy and strategy development; and (4) organizing analytical peacebuilding platforms (Peace Cafés) to bring together local civil society organizations; volunteers and veterans engaged in civic activities; local, national and regional authorities; and academics to discuss topics relevant to recovery and reconstruction in Ukraine.

With the support of Global Affairs Canada (GAC), CANADEM responds to urgent requests for short-term technical assistance by providing rapid and qualified technical expertise on topics of international peace and security importance. Project activities include: (1) contracting, financing, insuring and deploying selected experts; (2) developing specific set of Terms of Reference; (3) conducting pre and post-deployment debriefs with experts; (4) monitoring deployments, including ongoing duty of care services and procedures and collect reports; and (5) receiving and processing experts’ reports and evaluations, and sharing lessons learned.

Project activities include: (1) establishing comprehensive sexuality education programs for adolescents in school and community settings; (2) training and accompanying healthcare practitioners in inclusive health practices that respect the dignity and needs of women, adolescent girls and marginalized groups; (3) supporting local initiatives to promote peace, social cohesion and issues related to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in collaboration with community and religious leaders; (4) rehabilitating and equipping healthcare facilities in a sustainable manner, including biomedical waste management, to offer safe services that meet the needs of women, adolescent girls and marginalized groups; and (5) conducting campaigns on the

This grant will ensure the opening and operation of the site as well as the realization of interpretative programs.

The objectives of this grant are 1) to support the Rights and Reconciliation Agreement signed by Parks Canada and the Mi’gmaq, 2) build capacity in Indigenous communities to participate with Parks Canada as co-managers of National Parks and National Historic Sites, 3) foster re-connection with the lands through traditional stewardship practices and 4) protect Mi’gmaw culture and heritage.

The objectives of this grant are 1) to support the Rights and Reconciliation Agreement signed by Parks Canada and the Mi’gmaq, 2) build capacity in Indigenous communities to participate with Parks Canada as co-managers of National Parks and National Historic Sites, 3) foster re-connection with the lands through traditional stewardship practices and 4) protect Mi’gmaw culture and heritage.

This plan aims to develop a geospatial AI platform integrating data pipelines, advanced model training, and an intuitive chatbot. Initially focused on biodiversity assessments, it supports additional metrics like ESG factors and adapts to industries such as agriculture, urban planning, and disaster management.