Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose This Project Is to Facilitate an Alaska Indigenous Co Stewardship Ambcc 3 Day Statewide Meeting Activities to Be Performed 1 Facilitate a 3 Day Alaska Indigenous Co Stewardship Ambcc 3 Day Statewide Meeting of the Ambcc, 2 Ensure CRRC Collects and Work With Subcontractors to Summarize and Submit Meeting and Summary and Action Items for All Parties, and 3 Provide Administrative Support for Regional Management Bodies Arrange Meeting Location and Facility Create and Distribute Announcements of Meetings Arrange Associated Logistics, Travel, and Provide Per Diem for Support Contractors to Attend Meetings and Provide Any Necessary Supplies Expected Deliverables or Outcomes CRRC Will Submit to the Ambcc Partners a Summary of the in Person Co Stewardship Meeting for Review Prior to Presentation at the Statewide in Person 2024 Spring Ambcc Meeting This Will Include an Action Plan for the Co Management Relationship Moving Forward Intended Beneficiaries Ambcc Alaska Native Caucus Members, U S Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game
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$19,536
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