Dépenses fédérales vers Costa Rica
124 enregistrements totalisant 84,710,638.06 $ CAN, selon les données ouvertes officielles du gouvernement du Canada.
Through contribution agreements, the CFLI provides financial assistance to cover all or part of the costs of relatively modest projects conceived, designed and implemented mainly by local authorities,...
Sí, Acepto (I do): Building measurable public Support for Civil Marriage Equality in Costa Rica through local events, a national media campaign and a business coalition in favour of marriage equality.
Women Leaders LAB (LAB Nosotras Lideresas): Connecting 120 women political activists from Central America and Mexico, strengthening their leadership tools through a training program for their politica...
Providing humanitarian aid to 131 displaced Indigenous families (600 persons) in 5 Indigenous communities in the Curré de Buenos Aires, Puntarenas, Costa Rica Indigenous territory affected and isolate...
Promote the growth and development of a competitive, innovative and sustainable Canadian agriculture, agri-food and agri-based products sector that proactively manages risk by supporting projects that...
Unique perspectives: The Voices of Migration in Central America, strengthening journalistic investigative capacities, combatting disinformation and hate speech towards migrants and covering informatio...
One-time funding
Progressing together: Ngäbe Indigenous women organized against gender-based violence and promoting economic independence via training sessions on gender-based violence and equality, and cacao producti...
Strengthening the business capacities and skills of 15 women entrepreneurs from Costa Rica, 15 from Nicaragua and 15 migrants of other nationalities residing in Costa Rica through 5 workshops and fest...
Political literacy and the creation of digital stories for human rights documentation
Youth leading spaces for climate policies: Training and empowerment of 50 diverse, young women from Costa Rica´s 7 provinces, building technical / political capacities for the creation and implementat...
Empowering 65 women and adolescents in telling their and their community stories in Guanacaste, Costa Rica through dialogue based journalism and the co-creation of a special edition on gender-based vi...
Training on leadership and emotional health for municipal leaders responsible for providing first-level care (food, essential services, etc.) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Development of a socio-labour strategy for incarcerated women and care for their children, phases 2 and 3: Analysis of the Labour Market and entrepreneurial perspectives and analysis of the target pop...
Orienting and providing guidance for migratory regularization as a mechanism for legal protection and social inclusion for migrants / refugees / stateless persons in Costa Rica through raising awarene...
Okamasuei: Sharing the knowledge of young indigenous women through digital technologies to recover, position and value ancestral and current knowledge of indigenous women.
Building a community of women journalists in Costa Rica: #NoToHateSpeech - Strengthening 60 women journalists in Costa Rica (including exiled journalists and communicators working in communication off...
Women in Action: Strengthening the skills of women forest firefighters through capacity building on leadership, soft skills, first aid and adequate use of technical equipment for fighting forest fires...
Contributing to the mental health and collective care of 40 feminist / LGBTQA+ organizations through workshops on Psychological first aid and collective care with a gender and human rights focused app...
Developing knowledge and skills in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) for 50 persons identifying as women and non-binary through 2 courses and workshops for life / employme...
Promoting the cultural and productive development and economic reactivation post COVID-19 through workshops and actions with Indigenous persons from the Indigenous of Boruca, Quitirrisí, Zapatón, Male...
Making visible the experiences and realities of 3 transgender persons from Costa Rica, changing narratives through a positive approach by developing a documentary and its use as an advocacy / awarenes...