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Greenup

The Project Is Targeted to Provide a Series of Brief Recurring Trainings That Adapt to the Changing Economic Situation for the Duration of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Recovery of Businesses Through Sustainable Business Practices That Incorporate Pollution Prevention Practices. Training Participants Shall Be Contacted for Follow Up Technical Assistance Based on Projects Developed Through the Training Process. in Person Training and Assistance Shall Be Offered as Conditions Improve. Training Shall Be Promoted and Developed in Partnership With Regional Partners, Including Technical Assistance Providers Who Can Use the Training to Amplify Our Efforts. the Project Included Time to Document and Distribute Outcomes. This Assistance Agreement Provides Partial Federal Funding in the Amount of $80,000. See Terms and Conditions.

Committed

$160,000

Paid out
$105.5K
66%
Committed, not yet paid
$54.5K
34%

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Source

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