Capacity Building for Sustainable Communities
This NOFA is part of a cross-agency collaboration between HUD, the U. S. Department of Transportation (DOT), and the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), known as the Partnership for Sustainable Communities.
HUD confers regularly with these partners.
The Capacity Building for Sustainable Communities Program (Program), through this NOFA, will identify intermediary organizations that can provide capacity building support for communities engaged in planning efforts that support community involvement and integrate housing, land use, land cleanup and preparation for reuse, economic and workforce development, transportation, and infrastructure investments.
Each grantee will be expected to deliver capacity building support to communities across the United States.
The first purpose of the Program is to assemble a collection of capacity building service providers to work directly with the FY2010 and FY 2011 HUD Sustainable Communities Regional Planning and Community Challenge grant recipients, HUD Preferred Sustainability Status Communities, and EPA Sustainable Community Technical Assistance recipients and Brownfield Area Wide Planning grant recipients (collectively �Sustainable Communities Grantees�), and enable them to fulfill their anticipated outcomes.
HUD and other Partnership agencies will work regularly with all selected intermediary service providers to maintain a coordinated and leveraged delivery approach that ensures the maximum benefit to local governments, regions, and planning entities and partners engaged in the prescribed activities.
The second purpose of the Program is to build a national coalition and leadership network of the Sustainable Communities Grantees.
The purpose of the network is to facilitate the exchange of successful strategies, lessons learned, emerging tools and public engagement strategies, and approaches for avoiding or minimizing pitfalls.
HUD will work with the selected intermediaries to develop a robust evaluation component for the network.
HUD confers regularly with these partners.
The Capacity Building for Sustainable Communities Program (Program), through this NOFA, will identify intermediary organizations that can provide capacity building support for communities engaged in planning efforts that support community involvement and integrate housing, land use, land cleanup and preparation for reuse, economic and workforce development, transportation, and infrastructure investments.
Each grantee will be expected to deliver capacity building support to communities across the United States.
The first purpose of the Program is to assemble a collection of capacity building service providers to work directly with the FY2010 and FY 2011 HUD Sustainable Communities Regional Planning and Community Challenge grant recipients, HUD Preferred Sustainability Status Communities, and EPA Sustainable Community Technical Assistance recipients and Brownfield Area Wide Planning grant recipients (collectively �Sustainable Communities Grantees�), and enable them to fulfill their anticipated outcomes.
HUD and other Partnership agencies will work regularly with all selected intermediary service providers to maintain a coordinated and leveraged delivery approach that ensures the maximum benefit to local governments, regions, and planning entities and partners engaged in the prescribed activities.
The second purpose of the Program is to build a national coalition and leadership network of the Sustainable Communities Grantees.
The purpose of the network is to facilitate the exchange of successful strategies, lessons learned, emerging tools and public engagement strategies, and approaches for avoiding or minimizing pitfalls.
HUD will work with the selected intermediaries to develop a robust evaluation component for the network.
Related Programs
Capacity Building for Sustainable Communities
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Application and Instructions Download using CFDA Number ONLY.
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Under this program, the following types of entities are eligible applicants: a.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization; b.
A local or state public agency; c.
A for-profit organization (for-profit firms are eligible, however, while they are allowed to cover their direct and indirect costs, they are not allowed to earn a profit from the project, and they are not eligible to receive EPA funding); d.
A nationally recognized and accredited University or College; or e.
Any combination of the aforementioned entities as a Capacity Building Team to combine their skills and offer a coordinated program.
A Capacity Building Team must designate a lead applicant to act as the fiscal agent for the grant.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://apply07.grants.gov/apply/forms_apps_idx.html
Contact:
Zuleika K. Morales-RomeroPhone 202-402-7683
Agency Email Description:
Program Contact Person
Agency Email:
Zuleika.K.Morales@hud.gov
Date Posted:
2011-06-07
Application Due Date:
2011-07-08
Archive Date:
2011-07-15
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