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Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Will Enhance It and Data Management Capabilities That Facilitate the Electronic Collection, Reporting, Exchange, Sharing and Integration of the Full Range of Data That Informs the Business of Environmental Protection. the Project Will 1) Increase Data Access and Innovative Business Processes; 2) Eliminate Paper Submittals and Expand E-reporting; and 3) Augment the Information Management Capacity of En Partners. the Anticipated Deliverables Include Integrated Underground Storage Tanks/ Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (ust/lust) Electronic Recordkeeping and Data Management Into the Shared Platform Managed by the Native American Protection Coalition and Training for Region 9 Tribes on How to Flow Data to Several Platforms and /or Federal Systems. the Expected Outcomes Is the Use of Improved Electronic Information Systems With Standards for Ust and 5 Other Environmental Data Flows by Over 100 Subscribers; Use of the Shared Platform to Publish and Share Data With a Wide Ar
Committed
$400,000
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