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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Clean Water Fund (CWF) Rethink Disposable Is a Data-driven Source Reduction Program That Provides Direct Assistance to Food Businesses, Institutions, and Governments to Convert to Reusable Foodware. This 24-MONTH Project Will Expand CWF'S Successful California Program to Over Six States on the East Coast and Great Lakes. CWF Has Selected Prime Business Districts, Institutions, Government Agencies, and Environmental Justice Communities in Up to Eight Targeted Coastal and Great Lake States Across the Country - Among Them, California, Minnesota, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. It Targets the Largest Source of Inland Trash - Single-use Food and Beverage Packaging. Clean Water Fund Will Develop a Training Program, Materials, Data Management Tools and a Communications Strategy to Support Program Expansion. the Project Will Eliminate 5-8 Million Pieces of Single-use Foodware Per Year Going Forward by Converting 120-150 Businesses and 3 Inst
Committed
$200,000
Paid out
$115.5K
58%
Committed, not yet paid
$84.5K
42%
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