Federal grant · project grant (b)
In Collaboration With the Northwest Agriculture Business Center and Northwest Cooperative Development Center, Lake County Community Development Corporation (dba Mission West Community Development Partners) Will Lead a Multi-center Partnership to Enhance the Quality of Life and Sustainable Economic Well-being of Rural Residents in the Northwest and Mountain Regions. by Leveraging Our Collective Experience, Capacities, and Reach, Our Centers Will Deliver Technical Assistance to Start, Expand, and Improve Cooperatively and Mutually Owned Businesses, Create Jobs Through Training and Services to Develop Rural Cooperatives and Value-added Processing, Promote Networking Across States and Regions, and Synchronize Data Collection and Analysis to Achieve Efficiencies and Improve Program Evaluation. Our Complementary Areas of Specialization, Including Finance, Food Hub Network Coordination, Community Development, and Cooperative Conversions Will Result in Business Formation, Increased Market Access for Local Food Producers, Rural Revitalization, and Successful Ownership Transitions. Meanwhile, We Will Promote New Approaches in Community-owned Real Estate and Cooperative Farming Models Through Cross-regional Collaboration With Cooperative Development Services, the University of Nebraska Cooperative Development Center, and University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives to Generate New Projects and Advance the Practice of Cooperative Development Across the Entire United States.
Committed
$582,502
Paid out
$282.1K
48%
Committed, not yet paid
$300.4K
52%
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