Federal grant · project grant (b)

Pohnpei State Government

To Provide Funds for Practices and Management Training Activities: Task 1: Non-invasive Clearing of Key Canalstraining and Practice for Non-invasive Mangrove Removal Will Be Carried Out in the Canals That Run Along the Southwest-northeast Axis of the Best-preserved, Most Culturally Important, and for the Most Part Largest Islets and Structures in Nan Madol Proper. Task 2: Removal of Destructive Vegetation -vegetation Removal Will Be Done by Local People Using the Most Minimally Invasive Methods: No Heavy Equipment Will Be Used.

Committed

$68,920

Paid out
$19.4K
28%
Committed, not yet paid
$49.6K
72%

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