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Using the Hazard Mitigation Plan to Prepare Successful Mitigation Projects
This guide shows how a community can move from the hazard mitigation plan to fully developing mitigation projects that may be implemented using FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance. It begins with the process of developing the scope of a project, identifies the key components of a successful mitigation project funding application, and describes how to identify funding available through FEMA and other agencies. This guide explains how information in the hazard mitigation plan can be used to develop the project scope of work and how to use lessons learned through the implementation of mitigation projects to improve the hazard mitigation plan when it is updated. This guide is intended for grant writers, project developers, planners, emergency managers, and community leaders. It is particularly helpful for State, Tribal, and local government officials, department heads, nonprofit organizations, and other parties responsible for implementing the proposed hazard mitigation actions.
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Eligibility Worksheet |
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Eligibility Worksheet (Word Document) |
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Feasibility Review Worksheet |
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Feasibility Review Worksheet (Word Document) |
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Grant Application Worksheet |
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Grant Application Worksheet (Word Document) |
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Project Scope Worksheet |
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Project Scope Worksheet (Word Document) |
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