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Grant: Status of Women Canada

Nobel Women’s Initiative

$6,000.00

Women’s Foreign Minister’s Meeting

FY 2018-19 · 2018-09-21

Summary
These 2-day civil society events will bring together a steering committee of civil society organizations to work with the Canadian government to ensure that civil society has a relevant role to play in the upcoming Women’s Foreign Minister’s Meeting and to look at innovative ways to engage Canadian civil society as well as global civil society.
Program
Status of Women Canada
Location
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Type
Grant
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions

As published

Agreement End Date
2018-09-22
Agreement Number
NA18422
Agreement Start Date
2018-09-21
Agreement Title
Women’s Foreign Minister’s Meeting
Agreement Type
Grant
Agreement Value
$6,000.00
Amendment Number
0
Description
These 2-day civil society events will bring together a steering committee of civil society organizations to work with the Canadian government to ensure that civil society has a relevant role to play in the upcoming Women’s Foreign Minister’s Meeting and to look at innovative ways to engage Canadian civil society as well as global civil society.
Description (French)
Cet événement de 2 jours vise à créer un comité de direction composé de responsables de la société civile. Ce comité travaillera avec le gouvernement canadien pour veiller à ce que la société civile joue le rôle qui lui revient dans le cadre de la prochaine rencontre des femmes ministres des affaires étrangères, et pour trouver des stratégies novatrices de mobilisation de la société civile canadienne et mondiale.
Organization Code
swc-cfc
Organization
Status of Women Canada | Condition féminine Canada
Program Name
Status of Women Canada
Program Name (French)
Condition féminine Canada
Recipient City
Ottawa
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Legal Name
Nobel Women’s Initiative
Recipient Province or Territory
ON
Reference Number
GC-2018-Q2-057
Nobel Women’s Initiative - $6,000 Grant (2018-19) | Canada Spends