Bureau of International Labor Affairs
The US Bureau of International Labor Affairs funds programs supporting international labor standards, worker rights, and trade.
Unlock Funding for Worker Safety & Rights in Bangladesh
This funding opportunity is for organizations in Bangladesh aiming to improve worker safety, health, and combat gender-based violence. It focuses on enhancing respect for workers' rights through various initiatives.
Boost Your Business: Government Grants Available Now!
While this specific grant focuses on migrant worker programs, be aware that the Bureau of International Labor Affairs often funds initiatives. Stay tuned for future funding opportunities that could support your business growth.
Get Funding to Combat Child Labor in Vietnam!
This is a pre-announcement for potential funding that aims to strengthen Vietnam's ability to prevent and reduce child labor. If your organization has existing expertise and a proven track record in this area, you may be eligible to receive support to continue this vital work.
Unlock Grants for Mexico Worker Rights Programs
This funding aims to bolster worker rights and democratic labor movements in Mexico through an existing cooperative agreement. Organizations with unique qualifications to implement and extend this vital program are encouraged to stay tuned for future opportunities.
Combat Forced Labor in Fishing: Get Grant Funding
This initiative aims to empower ASEAN organizations to combat forced labor and improve working conditions in the fishing industry. Funding will support capacity-building efforts to create safer and more ethical environments for workers.
Unlock Funding for Ethical Business Practices!
Uzbekistan's cotton industry businesses can access funding to improve worker rights and ethical practices. This initiative aims to empower workers and foster compliance with international labor standards.
Get Funding to Improve Labor Standards in Mexico
Mexican businesses in the tomato and chile pepper sectors can receive funding to enhance their compliance with labor laws, particularly concerning child labor, forced labor, and acceptable working conditions. This initiative aims to strengthen accountability and implement effective systems for labor standards throughout the supply chain.
Get Funding for Your Child Labor Initiative!
This program offers funding to organizations dedicated to ending child labor and promoting decent work for all, supporting Sustainable Development Goal 8.7. Eligible entities will partner with the Bureau of International Labor Affairs to implement impactful projects.
Unlock Grants for Business Growth & Improvement
While this specific grant opportunity has been canceled, a future project focused on labor inspections is anticipated. Businesses can stay informed about new funding prospects for vital improvements and growth.
Boost Your Business: Grants for Mexican Chile & Tomato Sectors
This upcoming grant opportunity aims to support organizations working to eliminate child and forced labor in Mexico's chile pepper and tomato industries. The funding will empower worker advocacy and enhance protective measures within these key agricultural sectors.
Boost Your Business with Government Grants!
Are you a business owner looking to strengthen your supply chain and ensure ethical labor practices? This program supports initiatives that combat child and forced labor, empowering businesses to operate with integrity and transparency. Secure funding to implement robust data collection and enforcement strategies that align with government objectives.
Funded: Boost Women's Wages & Protections in Mexico!
Get ready for a competitive grant aimed at businesses in Mexico looking to significantly improve gender equity. This funding will support initiatives that raise women's wages and bolster workplace protections against discrimination and harassment.
Get Funding to Boost Labor Law Compliance in Mexico
This is an announcement of upcoming funding for organizations aiming to strengthen labor law enforcement and inspection systems in Mexico, specifically within USMCA priority sectors. The goal is to reduce noncompliance with labor laws and improve supply chain engagement.
Unlock Funding for South American Fishing Sector Improvements
This opportunity, once released, will support organizations working to improve labor conditions and address violations within the South American fishing industry. Funds will bolster worker rights, enhance agency capacity, and strengthen partnerships with ports and the private sector.
Secure Grants to Combat Forced Labor & Child Labor
This grant opportunity, expected around July 14, 2021, aims to support organizations addressing forced labor and child labor in Malaysian palm oil and garment production. Funding will empower worker voices and improve access to remedies for labor rights violations.
Unlock Funding for Global Child Labor & Forced Labor Projects
This is a Notice of Intent, not an application. The Bureau of International Labor Affairs plans to fund a project for the International Labor Organization focused on eradicating child and forced labor worldwide through supply chain improvements and digital innovation.
Get Funding for Global Labor Initiatives!
This is a notice of intent to fund an existing agreement with the International Labor Organization to expand their programs, subject to fund availability. No applications are being accepted at this time.
Funded Projects: Stop Child Labor in Cobalt Mines
This Notice of Intent from the Bureau of International Labor Affairs aims to extend funding for an existing program focused on eradicating child labor within cobalt supply chains. While applications are not currently being accepted, this initiative will bolster efforts to ensure ethical sourcing and fair labor practices.
Get Grants for International Development & Labor Rights
This funding opportunity, while not currently accepting applications, aims to support projects that reduce child labor and improve labor rights in Honduras. It's intended for an existing cooperative agreement to extend program implementation and funding.
Get Funding: Boost Worker Safety & Health
This funding aims to enhance occupational safety and health for workers in Mexican supply chains, with a special focus on women and vulnerable populations. The project will bolster efforts to prevent and manage COVID-19 impacts and improve compliance with safety regulations.