Bureau of International Labor Affairs
The US Bureau of International Labor Affairs funds programs supporting international labor standards, worker rights, and trade.
Unlock Up to $2M for Global Labor Impact Projects
Non-profits and civil society organizations can receive up to $2 million to build capacity in understanding and addressing forced labor and trafficking in countries on specific U.S. government lists. These funds will support projects aimed at improving monitoring, identification, and resolution of labor exploitation issues.
Grants: Fund Your Business to End Child Labor
Organizations focused on improving supply chains in the coffee industry can apply for funding to combat child and forced labor in Latin America. Projects will aim to establish robust social compliance systems, build private sector capacity, and pilot new tools for acceptable working conditions.
Unlock $2M for Peruvian Labor Law Compliance
Peruvian businesses focused on export sectors like mining, agriculture, fishing, and textiles can access up to $2 million to strengthen labor law enforcement. This funding aims to improve compliance and modernize labor practices within the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion.
Get $1.5M for Ethical Women's Business Growth Initiatives
Seeking organizations dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs? Secure up to $1.5 million to develop and implement strategies that prevent child labor and ensure fair working conditions within women-led businesses.
Fund Your Business Growth: Labor Rights Centers in Colombia
Are you an organization in Colombia focused on empowering workers? Access up to $1,400,000 to establish or enhance centers that educate workers on their labor rights and provide legal assistance for claiming them.
Get Up To $1.4M for Labor Standards Projects in Colombia
This grant aims to empower organizations in Colombia by establishing Workers' Rights Centers to advise on labor laws and assist with complaint filings. Eligible entities can receive up to $1.4 million over three years to bolster compliance with international labor standards.
Get Up To $1.3M to Fight Workplace Discrimination
This grant supports projects in Mexico aimed at combating labor discrimination, including gender bias and sexual harassment, to enforce strengthened labor laws. Business owners and organizations can apply for funding to implement technical assistance programs that create fairer workplaces.
Secure $1M for Global Labor Rights & Working Conditions
Non-profits and organizations focused on international labor rights can receive funding to develop a toolkit for monitoring and evaluating child labor and forced labor interventions. This grant will help you better measure and improve working conditions abroad in various sectors.
Get Up to $1M for Georgia Business Compliance
This is a Notice of Intent for a sole-source award of up to $1,000,000 aimed at improving labor law compliance in Georgia. Currently, applications are not being accepted, as the funding is intended for the International Labor Organization.
Get $1M to Boost Worker Rights in Peru!
Peruvian worker organizations can receive up to $1 million to educate workers about their rights and improve representation against unfair short-term contracts. This funding aims to combat abusive subcontracting practices, particularly in export sectors.
Get Funding to Boost Labor Law Enforcement in Lesotho
Organizations focused on improving labor law enforcement in Lesotho are invited to apply for funding to enhance the labor inspectorate's management, skills, and training programs. This initiative aims to strengthen the Ministry of Labour and Employment's capacity through technical assistance and sustainable training.
Get Funding: Support Migrant Workers in Malaysia
Non-profits and civil society groups in Malaysia can apply for up to $1 million to empower foreign migrant workers with education on their rights and strengthen advocacy efforts on their behalf.
Unlock $1M for Business Growth & Worker Safety
Philippine businesses can access up to $1 million to improve workplace safety and ensure fair labor practices. This funding aims to bolster compliance with labor laws through enhanced inspections and better worker-employer engagement.
Get $1M to Boost Child Labor Elimination Projects
Non-profits and organizations working to combat child labor can receive up to $1 million to develop a cutting-edge toolkit for tracking program impact and beneficiary progress. This funding supports the creation of data collection and reporting systems to ensure effective service delivery and improve children's educational and labor status.
Unlock Funding for Safer E-Waste Operations
This is a Request for Information (RFI) to inform future programming focused on improving working conditions and labor rights in the processing of electrical and electronic waste. Businesses involved in the collection, recycling, tracing, or disposal of e-waste are invited to share insights to help shape potential future funding opportunities.
Seek Insights: Combatting Child Exploitation & Scamming
This Request for Information (RFI) seeks input from experts and organizations to understand the complex links between forced scamming operations and child labor in Southeast Asia. Your insights will help shape future programs aimed at protecting vulnerable children and combating these illicit activities.
Get Funding for Global Labor Initiatives
This is a Notice of Intent from the Bureau of International Labor Affairs, indicating future funding opportunities for projects focused on global labor standards and worker well-being. While applications are not currently being accepted, it signals potential funding for organizations with unique qualifications in this area.
Get Funding to Fight Labor Exploitation
Non-profits and organizations dedicated to preventing labor exploitation can apply for funding to empower individuals with firsthand experience in this fight. This grant supports technical assistance to amplify these voices and help governments integrate their leadership into policies.
Funding for Global Labor Initiatives
This is an announcement of intent for an existing project, CAMPOS DE ESPERANZA, managed by World Vision. The U.S. Department of Labor is looking to extend funding for this initiative without open competition due to specialized qualifications.
Fund Your Business Growth: Impactful Projects
This initiative, led by the Bureau of International Labor Affairs, aims to improve labor rights and working conditions. It's designed for organizations committed to reducing child labor and fostering ethical practices.