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ILAB funding to improve critical mineral supply chains by reducing child and forced labor

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of International Labor Affairs is offering about $9 million for two cooperative agreements to strengthen fair and reliable critical mineral supply chains in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Indonesia. Projects (54 months) must target specified minerals and address child labor and/or forced labor through policy/legal alignment, and improved monitoring a…

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Agency: Bureau of International Labor Affairs

Award

Total Funding: $9M

Award Ceiling: $5M

Award Floor: $4M

Eligibility

industry:research

Keywords

critical minerals

child labor

forced labor

supply chain

cooperative agreements

labor standards

monitoring and enforcement

due diligence

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