Tribal Educational Outreach on Lead Poisoning and Baseline Assessment of Tribal Children’s Existing and Potential Exposure and Risks Associated with Lead: Request for Proposals 2009
The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is soliciting proposals from Federally-recognized Indian tribes and tribal consortia to support Tribal educational outreach and to conduct a baseline assessment of Tribal children's existing and potential exposure to leadbased paint and related
lead-based paint hazards.
Activities eligible for funding include leadbased paint educational outreach, lead-based paint baseline assessment (blood-lead screening, development of new and innovative approaches to identifying or reducing lead poisoning, leadbased paint inspections, lead-based paint risk assessments, lead-based paint training, and compiling and summarizing data), developing partnerships, and travel.
Activities eligible for funding include leadbased paint educational outreach, lead-based paint baseline assessment (blood-lead screening, development of new and innovative approaches to identifying or reducing lead poisoning, leadbased paint inspections, lead-based paint risk assessments, lead-based paint training, and compiling and summarizing data), developing partnerships, and travel.
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Lead Educational Outreach and Baseline Assessment of Tribal Children"s Exposure and Risks Associated
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Tribal Educational Outreach on Lead Poisoning and Baseline Assessment of Tribal Children’s Existing and Potential Exposure and Risks Associated with Lead: Request for Proposals 2009
Additional Information of Eligibility:
See Section III of the announcement for additional eligibility information.
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Agency Email Description:
Agency Email:
watford.darlene@epa.gov
Date Posted:
2009-03-18
Application Due Date:
2009-04-30
Archive Date:
2009-05-30
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