Once completed, the project will create employment opportunities in sustainable industries for the region’s workforce and advance economic resiliency to an area hit hard by the closure of a nuclear power plant. The grantee estimates that this investment will help create 70 jobs. The CEDS process is designed to bring together the public and private sectors in the creation of an economic development roadmap to diversify and strengthen the regional economy. The grantees estimate that this investment will help save eight jobs and leverage $800,000 in private investment. Before sharing sensitive information online, make sure you’re on a .gov or .mil site by inspecting your browser’s address (or “location”) bar. Once completed, the project will benefit a designated Opportunity Zone, support specialized technical assistance and recovery planning, insulate small businesses from further economic shocks and build capacity, which will bolster creation, increase private investment, and advance economic resiliency throughout the region. $18,454,228 in 17 Economic Adjustment Assistance-COVID-19 Recovery and Resiliency Projects, matched by $4,489,469 in local investments, as follows: $4,000,000, matched by $1,000,000 in local investment, to Southern Tech, Ardmore/Carter County, Oklahoma, to support Southern Tech with building an Aerospace Airframe and Powerplant Certification Training Facility to provide training for workforce dislocated because of the COVID-19 pandemic in a growing sector in Ardmore, Oklahoma, a designated Opportunity Zone. RNC Infraa envisions a world which is on the fast-track of development - powered by eco-friendly, cost-effective and long-lasting infrastructure. Once completed, the project will create an investment site for new businesses, spur job creation, attract private investment and advance economic resiliency throughout the region. $1,118,344 in eight Partnership Planning projects, matched by $550,745 in local investments, to support the development and implementation of a comprehensive economic development strategy (CEDS). $508,000 in 2019 Disaster Supplemental funding, matched by $127,000 in local investment, to the Town of Centerville, Centerville/Hickman County, Tennessee, to fund water system improvements to mitigate vulnerability to future storm events which disrupt and endanger both regional and local employment in Centerville, Tennessee. $950,000, matched by $627,410 in local investment, to the Fairfield Economic Development Corporation/City of Fairfield, Fairfield/Freestone County, Texas, to support improvements to the Old Mexia-Fairfield Road to facilitate job creation and private investment in a new industrial park. Once implemented, the strategy will ensure coordination of resources necessary to strengthen the city’s economy to withstand future economic disruptions. Once completed, the project will advance economic resiliency, create new job opportunities, and attract private investment. The project will assist the region with recovery efforts from the Typhoon Mangkhut disaster. Once implemented, the project will help increase the number of truck drivers, diesel technicians, and automotive technicians trained and hired in the area, which will create many additional opportunities for high wage, high-skill positions in response to a regional industry need for more professionals in these areas. The grantee estimates that this investment will help create 300 jobs and leverage $250,000,000 in private investment. The project includes developing a comprehensive marketing campaign to bring visitors back to the Nashville region, which is vital to the recovery of local businesses. The members of the Task Force and all activities will be guided by the policies and principals of the Maryland Technology Council Venture Mentoring Services (MTC VMS) program, which focuses on the many challenges local companies are facing in the area and provides insight on how to capitalize on economic opportunities. Once implemented, the project will alleviate sudden and severe economic dislocation caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, provide permanent resources to support economic resiliency, and further the long-term economic adjustment objectives of the region. mails. Found inside – Page 606Product development partnerships are structured to bring together abroad range of stakeholders, including innovators and public- and private-sector organizations and institutions. Funding is generally provided through grants from ... The project also includes roadway and utility relocations. The grantee estimates that this investment will help create 30 jobs and leverage $11,500,000 in private investment. $25,791, matched by $6,446 in local investment, to the National Association of Development Organizations Research Foundation, Inc., Washington, District of Columbia, to host a 2-day workshop and training conference for the 47 Economic Development Districts (EDDs) located in the 4-state region of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. Due to decreased funding streams caused by restricted travel conditions surrounding COVID-19, the Tourism Product Development Grant has been paused. $99,050, matched by $42,450 in local investment, to Nodaway County Economic Development, Inc., Maryville/Nodaway County, Missouri, to support Nodaway County Economic Development, Inc. with hiring a Workforce Recruitment/Recovery Specialist to coordinate local workforce efforts and collaborate with industry and service providers in Nodaway County, Missouri, a designated Opportunity Zone. Please read the Federal Register notice for the details on how to apply. Program Funding: $76 million in total available funding. EDA announced 10 investments from August 23-27, 2021, totaling $1,212,616, which is matched by $734,975 in local investments. IT3 SPRINT allows entrepreneurs to explore potential markets, products, services, business models and partnerships. The grantees estimate that this investment will help create 422 jobs and leverage $5,000,000 in private investment. They will apply their learning as they assist manufacturers directly through a manufacturing internship or by developing their own cybersecurity business to serve manufacturers and employ a larger workforce from this same talent pipeline. The grantee estimates that this investment will help create 1,500 jobs and save 500 jobs. It is the culmination of years of planning, passion, and dreams. $378,640, matched by $350,000 in local investment, to the Technology Council of Maryland, Inc., Frederick/Frederick County, Maryland, to support the Maryland Technology Council Business Continuity Task Force with helping local companies maximize their resilience, plan for an optimal recovery, execute a recovery plan and reimagine their future post the COVID-19 pandemic in Frederick County, Maryland, a designated Opportunity Zone. The grantee estimates that this investment will help create 100 jobs, save 500 jobs, and leverage $10,000,000 in private investment. Once completed, the project will assist the region with recovery efforts from the COVID-19 pandemic, support entrepreneurism, spur jobs creation, attract private investment, and advance economic resiliency throughout the region. Budget €1.5 million. $300,000, matched by $75,000 in local investment, to the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance, Las Vegas/Clark County, Nevada, to fund the COVID-19 Recovery and Resilience Investment Project to provide one-on-one outreach and education, marketing, webinars, and critical COVID recovery programming through a broad partnership network in Clark County, Nevada, a designated Opportunity Zone. $1,207,203 in seven Partnership Planning projects, matched by $230,000 in local investments, to support the development and implementation of a comprehensive economic development strategy (CEDS). Once completed, the project will create high-skill manufacturing jobs, increase private investment, and strengthen the regional economy. In general, working capital requests of $50,000 or more must be supported by an independent feasibility study and business plan. The CEDS process is designed to bring together the public and private sectors in the creation of an economic development roadmap to diversify and strengthen the regional economy. $726,389, matched by $276,000 in local investment, to Purdue University, West Lafayette/Tippecanoe County, New York, to fund the Project TRAVERSE: agTech Robotics, Automation and the Virtually Employed Resiliently Scaling Enterprises program, to develop and research technologies that offer resilient, remote work opportunities during pandemics and allow vital industries to recover quickly. The grantee estimates that this investment will help create 2 jobs, save 12 jobs, and leverage $12,400,000 in private investment. The project will help address the impacts of COVID-19 on the region’s economy including job losses, business closures, and the disparate impact of recent economic dislocations on traditionally disadvantaged and underserved businesses. $979,837, matched by $72,494 in local investment, to the College of Micronesia, Ponape/Federated States of Micronesia (Project: Pohnpei/Federated States of Micronesia), to support the College of Micronesia-FSM with increasing the region’s agricultural production by establishing an entrepreneurship development program in Pohnpei, Micronesia. $840,400 in one Economic Adjustment Assistance-COVID-19 Recovery and Resiliency Project, matched by $840,400 in local investment, as follows: $840,400, matched by $840,400 in local investment, to Alameda County, Oakland/Alameda County, California, to support the establishment of the Resilient East Bay cluster development strategy in California. $661,000 in four Partnership Planning projects, matched by $231,250 in local investments, to support the development and implementation of a comprehensive economic development strategy (CEDS). Found inside – Page 121These are products necessary to treat a patient population that otherwise would be considered too small for ... Orphan product grants are a proven method of successfully fostering and encouraging the development of new safe and ... The grantee estimates that this investment will help create 50 jobs, save 30 jobs, and leverage $8,000,000 in private investment. The Plastics Technology Lab (PTL) provides space, equipment, and expert staff to create opportunities for high school students and working adults to earn college credit while gaining specialized technical skills for employment. $1,192,163, matched by $98,213 in local investment, to the University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio/Bexar County, Texas, to fund the activities of the Southwest Trade Adjustment Assistance Center, which serves import-impacted firms located in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas, to strengthen their competitiveness in the worldwide marketplace. Once completed, the playbook will be printed and distributed to every jurisdiction in California to enable these communities to plan and protect against future disasters and economic shocks and downturns, which will support the retention of jobs in the region impacted by disasters, both natural and economic.