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The Primary Purpose of This Award Is to Support the Role as a Backbone Organization for Maintaining the Leadership Functions and Coordination of the Puget Sound National Estuary Program, Including: Program Level Financial Management; Researching Funding Opportunities; Providing Program Match for Local and Tribal Capacity Grants; Demonstrating Sound Fiscal Management Practices; Administering the Partnership's Boards and Partners in the Update of the Action Agenda; Supporting Direct Public Engagement; Coordinating and Implementing a Strategic Science Program to Support Puget Sound Ecosystem Recovery; Ecosystem Assessment and Monitoring; and Coordinated Reporting on Outputs and Outcomes. the Main Deliverables Include an Updated Comprehensive Management Plan for Puget Sound for 2022-2026 and Identifying and Convening the Network of Partners to Implement and Monitor That Plan. Sub-recipient Activities Will Include Supporting: a) Ten Local Integrating Organizations to Help Coordinate Plannin
Committed
$37.0 Million
Paid out
$23.9M
64%
Committed, not yet paid
$13.2M
36%
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