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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Fedtech Will Develop a Plan and Assemble the Necessary Components for Climate Resilience Accelerator Operations. Our Plan for Phase I Includes the Assessment and Validation of a Comprehensive Phase Ii Technology Commercialization Program, Which Fosters Diverse Entrepreneurial Startup Teams and Culminates in Successful Product Commercialization. Our Phase Ii Concept Is Overarching and Focuses on a Multiyear Support Model for Innovators and Companies and Includes Identifying Emerging Technologies, Engagement, Mentoring, Entrepreneurial Training, Prototyping Assistance, and Securing Funding for Innovators With Technologies and Products That Have Promise to Support Noaas Climate Resilience Objectives. If Awarded Phase Ii, Fedtech Plans to Create Up to 40 Climate Resilience Startups and Accelerate Up to 120 Companies, While Spending 50% of the Funds on Technical, Development and Commercialization (TDC) Awards to Participants.
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