The Labour Funding Program (LFP) provides the financial support needed for Canada to enter into cooperative activities and provide technical assistance to partner countries. The International Trade and Labour stream (ITL) of the LFP provides the mechanism for Canada to meet commitments emanating from participation in key international institutions and forums, and international agreements. With funding received through the ITL stream, organizations may prepare and publish reports on labour issues, promote social dialogue, oversee cooperative activities, and intergovernmental consultations, and manage independent evaluations and dispute resolution related to the enforcement of labour laws.
Eligible organization types: registered charity, nonprofit organization, not-for-profit.
Geographic focus: NA, Quebec, Ontario.
The strongest applications speak directly to the funder's stated priorities. Check the funder's own guidelines and dates before you apply, as they can change.
Employment and Social Development Canada | Emploi et Développement social Canada is a government funder supporting economic development work in the Canada.