Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Description:this Agreement Will Provide Assistance to the Pueblo of Tesuque in Its Efforts to Address Air Pollution Concerns on the Pueblo's Reservation and Surrounding Pueblo Lands in the State of New Mexico. This Grant Will Allow the Pueblo to Hire Staff to Build Capacity to Better Understand Air Quality Management, Develop an Emissions Inventory Preparation Plan and Source Identification List, and Participate in Regional and National Work Groups.activities:the Recipient Will Conduct Activities Within the Scope of the Section 103 Authority Including: 1) Hiring Tribal Air Staff 2) Capacity Development Through Training, 3) Development of an Emissions Inventory Preparation Plan and Source Identification List, and 4) Participation in Regional and National Work Groups.subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:the Anticipated Deliverables Include Hiring Tribal Air Staff, Capacity Development Through Training, Development of an Emissions Inventory Preparation Plan and Source Identification List, Participation in Regional and National Work Groups. the Expected Outcomes From This Agreement Will Allow the Pueblo to Build Capacity to Better Understand Air Quality Management, Increase Tribal Air Staff's Knowledge of Emissions Inventory Development, and Establish a Network With Other Environmental Professionals, Regionally and Nationally. Direct Beneficiaries of This Program Are the Citizens of the Pueblo of Tesuque.
Committed
$167,200
Paid out
$151.0K
90%
Committed, not yet paid
$16.2K
10%
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