Existing Programs Local GBP Funding Accelerator Sample Clauses

Existing Programs Local GBP Funding Accelerator. Each of the existing forty (40) active and successful local green business programs that apply will receive funding to accelerate the rate at which they are able to serve businesses through onsite technical assistance and by linking business owners/managers to available rebates and resources. Each existing program shall certify at least ten (10) new businesses. Larger municipalities shall certify at least thirty (30) businesses and some will be able to reach up to fifty (50) certified businesses. Over 500 recognized businesses are expected in a year. GBP staff are local, so they both know their business sector needs and can provide in-person assistance. GBP's also customize their programs to meet the needs and interests of the clients and introduce sustainability best practices through approaches that resonate in the communities they serve. Teaming locally based, expert program coordinators with each business has proven successful in achieving environmental performance gains in the SMB setting. Pairing this one- on-one assistance with rebates and promotion of certified businesses allows SMBs to overcome the financial and staff resource barriers to improving organizational sustainability. Existing programs can either enter a contract with CAGBN to accept the funding and provide progress reports or they can choose to enlist CAGBN to help with local marketing and/or program support, in which case CAGBN would provide those services directly. Each local Green Business Program will be provided funding to accelerate their programs in the $13,000 to $20,000 range. Funding amounts will be determined on a scorecard rating their program based on the following key attributes, in order of importance: • Disadvantaged Status - The CalEnviroScreen status of the community as an indication of need (disadvantaged criteria) and rurality. • Successful partnership with a known, local Community-based organization that is trusted and shares the culture/language of the community. • Performance and previous success as a Green Business Program. • The number of businesses within the community indicating the size and scope of their program. Prioritizing funding for DACs in existing programs will help CAGBN meet the 25% DAC funding goal. The program also links the resources of State level agencies with SMBs, which are too dispersed and numerous for State agencies to reach. The local GBP puts "boots on the ground", connecting the dots between State sustainability goals and the eco-effic...
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