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International Labor Programs (Assistance Listing 17.401)
The Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB) prioritizes the interests of American workers in U.S. trade and international labor and employment policy, strengthening U.S. jobs and wages, by combating foreign labor abuses and unfair trade practices in the global supply chain that undermine U.S.
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- Funder
- Bureau of International Labor Affairs (listed as Labor, Department Of / Bureau Of International Labor Affairs)
Funder profile and all of its programs - Amount
- The FY 2023 appropriation provided $81.725 million for ILAB grant and contract awards to administer or operate international labor activities, including programs to exploitative child labor internationally and programs...
- Where
- United States (federal)
- Eligibility
- Open to businesses, self-employed people, nonprofits and individuals. Federal assistance program (Cooperative Agreement); individual funding notices set the dates.
- Sectors
- Nonprofits and charities, Research and science, Employment and workforce
- Deadline
- Varies: check the official page for current dates
- Source
- SAM.gov Assistance Listings (17.401)
- Last checked
- 2 November 2026
- Funder contacts
- Public organizational contacts on file Unlock full profile / Sign up
From official open data: listed in the official SAM.gov Assistance Listings on 2026-11-02. The summary is from the official listing; the eligibility line is our plain-language reading of its eligibility codes. Confirm details on the official page.
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