Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Nurture Nature Center

Purpose for the Award: to Understand the Range of Flood Information Needs and Concerns of Underserved Audiences in Various Regions Across the Country, Including Low-income Urban, Rural, and Tribal Communities to Improve Communications of Flood Forecast Information. Activities: 1. Focus Group Activities 2. Analysis of Data and Product Redesign 3. Evaluation of Redesign and Communications Deliverable and Expected Outcomes: a Detailed User Needs Assessment, Educational Materials for End Users, and a Final Report That Contains Recommendations for Product Redesign and Information Delivery for a Range of Audiences. Intended Beneficiary: National Weather Service and Underserved Communities

Committed

$266,045

Paid out
$175.7K
66%
Committed, not yet paid
$90.3K
34%

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