Idaho receives 13 EDA grants totaling $33,958,352 for economic adjustment assistance in 2022

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Maryam Janani-Flores Chief of Staff at U.S. Economic Development Administration at EDA - Official Website
Maryam Janani-Flores Chief of Staff at U.S. Economic Development Administration at EDA - Official Website
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Idaho received 13 grants totaling $33,958,352 for economic adjustment assistance in 2022 from the US Economic Development Administration.

The EDA is a federal government agency focusing exclusively on economic development. The agency solicits applications for funding to support construction, non-construction planning, technical assistance, and revolving loan fund projects under the agency’s Public Works and the Economic Adjustment Assistance (EAA) programs.

Grants made under these programs are designed to advance economic development in distressed communities.

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