Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Ecoex Resilience Institute Will Serve as the Hub for Disaster Preparedness, Recovery Education and Training in the Caribbean. the Multi-use Site Will Build Recovery, Resilience Capacity and Develop More Effective Emergency Response Mechanism. This Will Allow Continuity of Operations of Businesses and Overall Community Recovery After Disasters. This Institute Will Be the Epicenter of Resiliency and Recovery Education. It Will Help Position the Us Caribbean at the Nexus of the Global $93.4 Billion Per Year Worldwide Resiliency Industry.
Committed
$16.0 Million
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