Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Will Assist the Kodiak Area Native Association and Their Member Tribes in Building Capacity and Developing Programs to Protect the Tribal Environment and Health. Tasks Include Developing an Environmental Office and Program; Attending Training and Researching Issues and Resources; Communicating With Other Agencies and Conducting Outreach; Planning for Sustainable Village Solid Waste Management, Planning for Regional Water Quality Assessment, and Hosting a Water Quality Monitoring Training.
Committed
$530,424
Paid out
$54.8K
10%
Committed, not yet paid
$475.6K
90%
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