Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: the Purpose of This Grant Is to Support Efforts to Achieve Digital Equity, Promote Digital Inclusion Activities, and Spur Greater Adoption and Meaningful Use of Broadband Among the Covered Populations Pursuant to the Digital Equity Competitive Grant Program. Activities to the Performed: the Proposed Project Activities Include: the Expansion of Digital Navigator Programs That Provide Community Members With Ongoing, Individualized Support for Accessing Affordable and Appropriate Connectivity, Devices, and Development of Digital Skills; Training and Professional Development for Digital Navigators; Distribution of Hotspots; and Development of Sustainability Action Plans, Individual Site, and Model Program Evaluation Plans.expected Outcomes: the Proposed Projects Will Address Barriers to Digital Equity Faced by Covered Populations. Intended Beneficiaries: the Intended Beneficiaries Are Covered Populations. the Projects Are Expected to Reach Beneficiaries in Al, Ar, Az, Ga, ND, Ny, Oh, Ok, or, and Wa.subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Plan to Subaward Funds to Conduct the Activities Above.
Committed
$25.8 Million
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