Federal grant · project grant (b)
Farm to Institution New in Partnership With Tsne Missionworks Is Investing in Strengthening Farm to Institution Fti Relationships and Value Chains Across Three New England Communities Through a Coordinated Cohort Approach. the Project Will Support Three Communitybased Organizations and the City of New Haven Food System Policy Division as They Implement Multisector Communitydriven Fti Initiatives Within These Regions Focusing on Authentic Engagement With Stakeholders Including Farmers Ranchers and Processors. This Collaborative Effort Aims to Establish a Dynamic Exchange of Promising Practices and Relationshipbuilding Opportunities Between the Cohort and the Broader New England Network. the Anticipated Outcome Is to Reinforce and Grow the Regional Fti Movement Creating a Multidirectional Flow of Success Stories and Strategies. This Project Will Benefit Farmers and Ranchers by Expanding Access to Institutional Markets and Strengthening the Overall Viability of Regional Food Systems While Improving the Supply of Food to Institutions.
Committed
$968,375
Paid out
$684.4K
71%
Committed, not yet paid
$284.0K
29%
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