Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Funds the Upstream Innovation: Accelerator for Digital Utility Transformation Project, to Build a Chicago-based Water Technology Accelerator Program. the Project Work Includes Developing a Pipeline of Water Technology Companies Over the Three-year Grant Period Through Specialized Training and Business Development Supports to Help Innovators Bring Their Ideas to Fruition. Upstream Innovation Will Recruit a Range of Digital Water Solutions Startups, Small-to Medium-enterprises (smes), and Entrepreneurs of Representing Diverse Populations, to Provide These Companies With Rigorous Training and Mentorship to Help Them to Secure Local Investments and Partnerships With Utilities.
Committed
$516,639
Paid out
$137.4K
27%
Committed, not yet paid
$379.3K
73%
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