Women interpreters in Indigenous languages and intercultural promoters to assist Indigenous women in cases of gender violence in Oaxaca.
Dépenses fédérales vers Mexique
150 enregistrements totalisant 32,058,778.55 $ CAN, selon les données ouvertes officielles du gouvernement du Canada.
Promoting the co-management and self-regulation in corvina and shrimp fisheries in 12 cooperatives in San Felipe, Baja California and four government institutions.
Original Amount of $43,963 Amendment #1 to increase the value by $1,272, Amendment #2 to increase the value by $418
Conserving Neotropical Migratory Birds Habitat in the highlands of the Chiapas
Original Amount of $43,149, Amendment #1 to increase the value by $1,725, Amendment #2 to increase the value by $156
This project aims to strengthen Mexico's Customs Administration Service capabilities to detect and interdict illicit cargos of nuclear or radiological materials in its southern border region. Project...
Accompaniment, implementation and evaluation of the Comprehensive Protection Route for Migrant Children and Adolescents.
Young Anti-racism Leadership Project (YALP). 3rd generation.
Providing truth and justice to relatives of missing migrant persons in Mexico
Enhancing the adoption of a gender-based approach in the implementation of the "Support Program for Sustainable Forestry Development" of the National Forestry Commission (CONAFOR) in Veracruz, Baja Ca...
Establishing the sociopolitical conditions for 100 Indigenous women to serve as governance authorities in Nahua and Teenek communities from the Huasteca Potosina in San Luis Potosí.
Enhancing Indigenous communities’ access to justice across Estado de México through strengthening Peace and Dialogue Centers (PDCs)
Promoting the intellectual, moral and affective development of children, adolescents and teachers at public schools in Yucatan through education for sustainability.
Acapulco with a tourism culture free of gender-based violence: implementation of the Protocol to prevent, address, punish, and eradicate gender-based violence. Phase two.
Much´tambal koóleloób yóolal kiín (Women united by the sun)
Strengthening the biopsychosocial support capacities of six collectives of the Buscadorxs México network through the implementation of the second phase of the “Self-Care Toolkit for Searchers” project...
Preventing trafficking in women and girls for sexual exploitation through awareness raising, advocacy, and support to government, teachers and community groups in Tlaxcala
Promoting comprehensive protection actions for women human rights defenders and women journalists in collaboration with government authorities from Sinaloa.
Nurturing youth leadership in sustainable tourism while promoting economic development growth in Calakmul, Campeche
Contributing to the eradication of early and forced marriages and child unions in Metlatónoc, Guerrero
Strengthening the mechanisms to measure violence against women in two municipalities of Chihuahua
Improving the social conditions of the LGBTQ+ community in prisons in collaboration with civil society networks and government authorities in Mexico City and Sonora.
One-time funding