Federal grant · project grant (b)

Asociacion Lambda

Discrimination of Marginalized Social Groups in Guatemala Often Results in Forced Migration. the Iaf Supports Community-led Approaches With Traditionally Marginalized Groups to Promote Social and Economic Inclusion. Our Grantee Colectivo Transformación (transformación) Protects Human Rights, Prevents Gender-based Violence, and Increases Access to Education and Employment Opportunities. the Grant Will Also Strengthen Transformación?s Organizational Management Capacity.this Grant Is Part of the Iaf's Efforts to Build Inclusive, Just, and Safe Societies for All People, and Create Alternatives to Migration and Violence in Central America.

Committed

$181,160

Paid out
$154.5K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$26.7K
15%

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Source

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