DEP Survey Invites Opinions On How To Attract A More Diverse Range Of First-Time Grant Applicants

The Department of Environmental Protection has many grant programs that provide funds to community organizations, schools, businesses, farms, and local governments for projects to improve the environment where they live or around the state.

These projects benefit Pennsylvanians and their communities, in addition to restoring our air, land, and water quality.

While DEP grant programs have funded thousands of projects, we’re initiating an outreach effort to attract a more diverse range of first-time applicants who apply successfully for funding.

This public survey will help us first learn more about the obstacles that may prevent entities from applying for grant funding.

Click Here to take the survey by November 20. And please share this survey with your networks.

For more information on environmental programs in Pennsylvania, visit DEP’s website, Click Here to sign up for DEP’s newsletter, sign up for DEP Connects events, sign up for DEP’s eNotice, visit DEP’s BlogLike DEP on Facebook, Follow DEP on Twitter and visit DEP’s YouTube Channel.

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[Posted: November 9, 2020]


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