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Description:this Agreement Provides Funding Under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to Metlakatla Indian Community. Specifically, the Project Will: (1) Implement Seaweed Farming as a Nature-based Solution, (2) Reduce Local Air Pollution Through Improved Municipal Waste Management, (3) Localize Economic Returns From Seaweed Farming and Processing Within the Metlakatla Community, and (4) Implement Strategies That Protect Native Community Access to Ancestral Waters Near Native Villages in the Project Area, Protecting Native Rights and Native Equity in the Fledgling Ocean Farming Industry. Activities:the Activities Include Establishing Ten New Seaweed Farms Within the Metlakatla Indian Community; Immersion Training for New Seaweed Farmers; Construction of a New Waste Transfer Station; and Closing a Municipal Landfill Site. Subrecipient:through This Project, Metlakatla Indian Community Will Establish a Subaward With Native Conservancy. Native Conservancy Will Be Responsible for All Activities That Work Towards Establishing the New Seaweed Farms. This Includes All Permitting; Data Collection for Seaweed Monitoring Activities; Immersion Training for New Seaweed Farmers; and the Creation of a Processing and Marketing Cooperative for Seaweed Farmers. Outcomes:the Anticipated Deliverables Include Ten New Seaweed Farms Established Within the 3-YEAR Project Period; Completed Construction of a Seaweed Processing Facility and Seed Nursery; Completed Construction of a Waste Transfer Station; and Completed Closure of a Municipal Landfill Site. the Expected Outcomes Include Enhanced Local Food Security Though the Availability of Nutritious Seaweed Products; Improved Ocean and Biodiversity Health Through Sustainable Seaweed Farming Practices; Increased Income for Seaweed Farmers and Overall Economic Upliftment for the Community; Significant Decrease in Emissions From Burning Waste; Fewer Respiratory and Health Issues Related to Smoke Inhalation; and Increased Community Awareness and Education Regarding Waste Management Practices. the Intended Beneficiaries Are Disadvantaged Communities.
Committed
$19.5 Million
Paid out
$160.0K
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$19.3M
99%
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