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Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Will Support the Old Colony Planning Council Edd Region by Providing a Regional Data Aggreation and Economic Development Tool That Will Assist in the Planning and Technical Assistance Needed for the Region's Stakeholders to Make Informed Decisions Regarding Future Development to Attract, Retain and Expand on the Region's Economy. the Project Will Help Advance the Region and the Communities Most Disproportionately Impacted by the Pandemic by Allowing Them to Focus on Key Areas of Equitable Recovery and Resilience Most Effectively.these Tools Will Be Valuable in Promoting Entrepreneurship, Preserving and Growing Existing Business by Providing Planning Assistance. Availabilty of This Data Will Also Help Municipalities, Businesses and Other Stakeholders Use Decision Making Data to Maintain and Enhance the Region's Quality of Life. Finally, This Information Will Be Valuable to Educational Institutions and Industry Clusters to Identify and Improve the Education and Skills of the Region's Workforce.
Committed
$75,525
Paid out
$36.7K
49%
Committed, not yet paid
$38.8K
51%
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