Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Noorvik Native Community Environmental Program Will Manage the Environmental Issues the Tribe Faces With the Assistance of the Epa, and the State of Alaska in Partnership With Other Local Entities. the Tribe Will Build Capacity Through Training and Continue to Develop the Administrative Aspect of Financial Management, as Required by the Government and Other Funding Sources. a Cleaner Healthier Environment Is the Goal, While Behavior Changes in the Way the Tribal Members and Residents Handle Solid Waste and Other Environmental Issues.
Committed
$500,424
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