Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Agreement Provides Assistance to Native Village of Eagle to Build Its Capacity to Administer Environmental Programs on Indian Lands. Specifically, the Recipient Will: 1) Conduct Core Administrative Capacity Building to Maintain the Environmental Office and Functions; 2) Continue to Build Community Environmental Awareness Through Education and Outreach; 3) Improve Landfill Waste Reduction and Efficiency; 4) Advanceprogram Capacity Building by Attending Well Organized Environmental Workshops and Forums ; and 5) Continue as an Active Member of the Yukon River Inter-tribal Watershed Council. Please Note - Special Payment Instructions Apply to This Agreement. See Administrative Condition F.
Committed
$509,946
Paid out
$385.6K
76%
Committed, not yet paid
$124.3K
24%
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