Federal grant · project grant (b)
Description:the Wrangell Cooperative Association, a Federally Recognized Tribal Government Will Continue to Build Its Environmental Program to Address Impacts of Climate Change; Environmental Threats to Subsistence Foods. They Will Work to Minimize and Redirect the Solid Waste Stream Into Compost and Recycling Opportunities. They Will Encourage Water Conservation and Cleanliness. the Staff Will Participate in Environmental Education and Networking With Regional Entities.activities:environmental Staff Will Igap Coordinator Will Continue to Maintain Detailed Office Management and Administrator Practices; Research and Apply for Approved Environmental Grants; Organize Files/resources; Supervise Employees (i.e. Laborers), Participate in Regional and Local Environmental Trainings, Participate in Environmental Research Efforts; Gather Baseline Data on Harmful Algal Blooms.subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:regular Asap.gov Drawdowns and Documentation, Timesheets, Payroll Records, Employee Worklogs and Evaluations; Updates Will Be Posted to FB and Local Bulletin Boards and the Monthly Igap Newsletter; Water Wise Tips -post on Social Media and Radio; Copies of Solid Waste Educational and Outreach Materials, Photos, Weight Logs and Composting Draft Plans Will Be Submitted via Quarterly Reports.
Committed
$402,984
Paid out
$241.1K
60%
Committed, not yet paid
$161.9K
40%
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