Federal grant · project grant (b)
Description:this Agreement Provides Assistance to Holy Cross Tribe to Build Its Capacity to Administer Environmental Programs on Indian Lands. Activities:holy Cross Will Use the FY23 Gap Grant to Improve Environmental and Administrative Staff Capacity for Formatting and Submitting All Required Reports, Bookkeeping and Financial Reporting, Developing and Submitting the Igap Work Plan Proposals, and Understanding Environmental Issues and Solutions; Improve Solid Waste Management Using the Tribe's Solid Waste Management Plan and Through Better Communication With Local Agencies; and Clean Up the Community by Removing Abandoned Vehicles/ Hazardous Waste/white Goods. Subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:the Deliverables Will Be Progress Reports, Trip Reports, Financial Policies, Participation Certificates, Photos, and a Backhaul Inventory. the Tribe Will Have an Established Environmental Program That Is Successfully Implemented, Effective Environmental Strategies for the Future to Address Environmental Issues, Less Solid Waste on Tribal Lands Resulting in a Cleaner Community, Less Plastic Waste in the Landfill, Improved Opportunities for Recycling Including Hazardous Waste (used Oil and Household Waste), Continued Implementation and Enhancement of the Tribe's Environmental Strategies for Hazardous Waste Management, Collection of Abandoned Vehicles/ Hazardous Waste/ White Goods, Which Will Be Properly Crated and Ready to Be Shipped Out, Reduced Contaminants to the Natural Resources That Are Vital to Subsistence and the Traditional Lifestyle of the Tribe, and Reduced Health Risks to Tribal Members. the Beneficiary Is the Holy Cross Tribe.
Committed
$394,000
Paid out
$252.0K
64%
Committed, not yet paid
$142.0K
36%
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