Federal grant · project grant (b)

Southwest Regional Development Commission

This Eda Investment Supports the Southwest Regional Development Commission With Developing Its New Outdoor Recreation Trail Plan. Throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Southwest Minnesota Region Suffered Devastating Job Losses and Business Closures. the Project Will Conduct a Study and Analyses of the Populations Engaging in Outdoor Recreation and Current Community Outreach Efforts to Assist the Region in Increasing Tourism Activity in the Area. Once Completed, the Project Will Help the Region Become More Resilient to Fluctuations in Tourism and Capitalize Outdoor Recreation Assets, Which Will Help Increase Employment Opportunities and Spur Private Investment Throughout the Region.

Committed

$167,198

Paid out
$110.3K
66%
Committed, not yet paid
$56.9K
34%

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