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Program:Contributions for the Anti-Crime Capacity Building Program

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
Federal Judicial Affairs of Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Ottawa Ont Foreign Affairs and International Trade	Contributions for the Anti-Crime Capacity Building Program	2010-11	$111,880.00
Hivisa Viajes SA de CV Mexico City Mexico Foreign Affairs and International Trade	Contributions for the Anti-crime Capacity Building Program	2012-13	$111,296.00
TradeBytes Data Corp, Vancouver, British Columbia Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development	Contributions for the Anti-crime Capacity Building Program	2014-15	$107,712.00
Jamaica Defence Force, Kingston, Jamaica Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development	Contributions for the Anti-Crime Capacity Building Program	2017-18	$106,213.00
National Judicial Institute Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development	Contributions for the Anti-Crime Capacity Building Program	2019-20	$100,771.00
International Law Enforcement, Bangkok, Thailand Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development	Contributions for the Anti-crime Capacity Building Program	2013-14	$57,515.00

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