Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Minority Business Development Agency Will Use the Coronavirus Response and Relief Funding to Serve and Provide a More Comprehensive Relief to Minority Business Enterprises to Prevent, Prepare for, and Respond to Effects of COVID-19. Such Assistance Will Include Technical Assistance, Training, Education, and Advisory Services to Minority Business Enterprises. the Performance Goals and Metrics Include: Number of Minority Business Enterprises Affected by COVID-19 That Are Assisted by the Business Center; Number of Minority Business Enterprises Informed And/or Referred by the Business Center to Covid-related Local, State, and Federal Government Assistance Programs; Number of Mbe Applications Submitted to Local, State, and Federal Government Assistance Programs as a Result of Business Center Assistance; Number of Awards Issued by Local, State, and Federal Programs to Minority Business Enterprises Assisted by the Business Center; and Number and Type (small, Medium, Large, ) of Minority Business Enterprises Affected by COVID-19, in Economically Distressed Areas, Assisted by the Business Center.
Committed
$500,003
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