Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency (VITEMA) Aims to Advance Tsunami Preparedness, Hazard Assessment, and Community Preparedness Within the U.s. Virgin Islands (USVI) via the Following Priorities. Task 1: Nthmp and Subcommittee Meetings, Delegation Meetings, Travel Task 2: Outreach and Meetings With Stakeholders Task 3: Technical Assistance for the Usvi Tsunami Program Task 4: Public Service Announcements and Tsunami Awareness Commercials Task 5: Reproduction of Educational /outreach Materials Task 6: Human Factors Tsunami Ready Preparedness Assessments Task 7: Tsunami Hazard Management, Preparedness Toolkit, and Community Preparedness Development Task 8: Tsunami Software to Support Capacity Strengthening
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$325,293
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