U.S. Civilian Researchand Development Foundation: federal grants and contributions

This project will strengthen the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) sanctions on the DPRK in Latin America and Southeast Asia through the following activities: Promoting Open-Source Monitoring and Reporting to the Private Sector, Advanced Counter-proliferation Finance Training in Mexico, Counter-proliferation Finance Symposium for Central Banks and Financial Institutions in Southeast Asia, Building Regional Champions on Counter-proliferation Finance in Latin America and the Caribbean, E-Learning Course on Combatting DPRK Proliferation Finance, Webinars and In-person Train

• Global Affairs Canada
• Weapon Threat Reduction Program

This project will convene training workshops on DPRK sanctions implementation for government and private sector experts from states in Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Francophone Africa, and South and Central America. Key topics will be anti-proliferation finance, compliance, and maritime anti-smuggling.

• Global Affairs Canada
• Weapon Threat Reduction Program

This project aims to fund international and regional capacity-building activities to counter North Korean sanctions evasion. Project activities include: (1) strengthening North Korean sanctions enforcement and information-sharing capabilities of maritime and compliance officials in Latin America; (2) strengthening information-sharing capabilities of maritime authorities in the Indo-Pacific; (3) capacity-building on North Korean counter-proliferation finance in Francophone Africa; and (4) cybersecurity training for maritime stakeholders in 4 Indo-Pacific countries.

• Global Affairs Canada
• Weapon Threat Reducti Prog(former GPP)-C

This project seeks to further Canada’s support to Ukraine’s digital resilience by providing targeted cyber training courses to Ukrainian government agencies. It is imperative to bolster Ukraine's cyber defences and enhance its ability to rebuild and modernize its critical digital infrastructure. Strengthening these capabilities is not just a strategic necessity for Ukraine, but also a crucial step toward ensuring the stability of global cybersecurity networks. As malicious cyber activity can target Canadians or Canadian interests from any part of the world, it is essential that Canada works to

• Global Affairs Canada
• Contrib Anti-Crime Capacity Building Pro

GAC is seeking to implement five project activities that aim to build regional and international capacity to implement UN Security Council sanctions on the DPRK’s proliferation activities. These activities include (1) translation of UN Security Council training materials into French; (2) deploying open source monitoring and reporting on DPRK sanction evasion to the private sector; (3) training on DPRK sanctions implementation for legal experts in the Caribbean; (4) training on best practices to prevent sanctions evasion by the DPRK for ship registry officials in the Pacific; and (5) training f

• Global Affairs Canada
• Weapon Threat Reduction Program

The Project will increase Iraqi incident prevention and response capacities by supporting the Government of Iraq to enhance interagency structures and coordination and build training capacity to strengthen prevention and response capabilities (via training, workshops, roundtables / meetings and tabletop exercises).

• Global Affairs Canada
• Weapon Threat Reduction Program

The Project aims to advance leadership skills for women in Iraq through professional development courses and regional fellowships.

• Global Affairs Canada
• Weapon Threat Reduction Program

• Global Affairs Canada

• Weapon Threat Reduction Program
• Weapon Threat Reducti Prog(former GPP)-C
• Contrib Anti-Crime Capacity Building Pro

All grants from Global Affairs Canada

• Weapon Threat Reducti Prog(former GPP)-C
• Contrib Anti-Crime Capacity Building Pro

• Weapon Threat Reduction Program

• Weapon Threat Reduction Program

• Weapon Threat Reduction Program