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CFAs: Canada Fund for Local Communities (Indonesia and Timor-Leste)

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Deadline: 27-Apr-2026

The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) supports small-scale, high-impact projects led by local partners to strengthen civil society, foster bilateral relations, and deliver measurable outcomes. Grants range from $30,000–$60,000, with a maximum of $100,000 per project, focusing on inclusive governance, gender equality, human dignity, and environment/climate action.

Overview

CFLI funds projects that:

Funding & Duration

Eligibility

Why It Matters

CFLI enables local actors to drive meaningful change, addressing community priorities while strengthening Canada’s diplomatic engagement and bilateral partnerships.

How to Apply

  1. Confirm eligibility of your organization
  2. Align your project with CFLI thematic priorities
  3. Prepare a project proposal with measurable impact objectives
  4. Submit in English or French before the deadline

FAQs

  1. Who can apply?
    Local civil society, academic institutions, municipal/regional governments; international or Canadian organizations on local initiatives.
  2. What is the funding range?
    $30,000–$60,000 (maximum $100,000 per project).
  3. What types of projects are supported?
    Inclusive governance, gender equality, human dignity, environment and climate action.
  4. Which costs are eligible?
    Administrative, salaries, infrastructure, communication, training, outreach, environmental assessments.
  5. What costs are excluded?
    Vehicles, luxury goods, nuclear tech, gifts, military assistance, direct fiscal support to governments.
  6. In what languages can proposals be submitted?
    English or French.
  7. Must projects be led by local partners?
    Yes, local leadership is required.

Conclusion

The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives empowers locally-led projects to create high-impact, innovative solutions, strengthen civil society, and advance Canada’s priorities in governance, gender equality, human dignity, and climate action.

For more information, visit Government of Canada.

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