CAD 465,000.00
Reported federal agreement value. An agreement can cover several years; this is not the amount paid out.
Selected because the publisher reports recipient province NL; NL Ledger has not established the work, benefit or jurisdiction from this record; source fields are available below.
This is the whole reported commitment or notice value, not the amount paid or an NL allocation.
- Public body
- Status of Women Canada
- Agreement start
- Sept. 1, 2018
- Program
- Status of Women Canada
- Record type
- Federal grant or contribution
Receipt
agreement GC-2018-Q2-047, amendment 0
Source location evidence
Location review incomplete.
Reported address: country: CA; province: NL; city: Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
How counted: latest of 1 rows (department reports running totals). Start: 2018-09-01; end: 2021-09-30; reported: not stated. Amount: published value.
Full source fields
- _id
- 36210624
- ref_number
- GC-2018-Q2-047
- amendment_number
- 0
- amendment_date
- agreement_type
- C
- recipient_type
- recipient_business_number
- recipient_legal_name
- NunatuKavut Community Council Inc. (known as NunatuKavut)
- recipient_operating_name
- research_organization_name
- recipient_country
- CA
- recipient_province
- NL
- recipient_city
- Happy Valley-Goose Bay
- recipient_postal_code
- federal_riding_name_en
- federal_riding_name_fr
- federal_riding_number
- prog_name_en
- Status of Women Canada
- prog_name_fr
- Condition féminine Canada
- prog_purpose_en
- prog_purpose_fr
- agreement_title_en
- Pathways to Economic Security for Indigenous Women in Labrador and Northeastern Ontario
- agreement_title_fr
- agreement_number
- AN17118
- agreement_value
- 465000.0
- foreign_currency_type
- foreign_currency_value
- agreement_start_date
- 2018-09-01
- agreement_end_date
- 2021-09-30
- coverage
- description_en
- This 36-month project will address systemic barriers to the employment of Indigenous women in the mining sectors of Labrador and Northeastern Ontario through a series of activities that will build capacity and knowledge to influence meaningful changes in organizational, industry and government policies. It will include research, information-sharing, and mentorship activities to support the adaptation and piloting of the successful Aboriginal Women in Mining Program with Southern Inuit women in Labrador, followed by collaborative policy review and development to operationalize Women’s employment plans.
- description_fr
- Ce projet de 36 mois s’attaquera aux barrières systémiques à l’emploi des femmes autochtones dans le secteur minier du Labrador et du Nord-Est de l’Ontario. Il prendra la forme d’une série d’activités visant à faire croître les capacités et les connaissances, et de ce fait à engendrer des changements significatifs dans les politiques organisationnelles, industrielles et gouvernementales. Par des recherches, de la diffusion de renseignements et des activités de mentorat, il prévoit également l’adaptation et à la mise à l’essai du fructueux programme Aboriginal Women in Mining pour les Inuites du Sud du Labrador. Cette entreprise sera suivie d’une phase collaborative de révision et d’élaboration de politiques pour rendre fonctionnels les plans d’embauche des femmes.
- naics_identifier
- expected_results_en
- expected_results_fr
- additional_information_en
- additional_information_fr
- owner_org
- swc-cfc
- owner_org_title
- Status of Women Canada | Condition féminine Canada
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