From Framing to Implementation Sample Clauses

From Framing to Implementation. In the second phase of the competition (the implementation phase), the highest scoring applicants from the first phase are invited to fully articulate a 16-NDR-12631 resilience-enhancing disaster recovery or revitalization project or program that addresses as many of thePage 9 of 58 Phase 1 identified risks, vulnerabilities, and community development opportunities as feasible and compete for implementation funding. The best projects will demonstrate how the proposal or project will help the community recover from the effects of the covered disaster, advance community development objectives such as economic revitalization AND improve the community’s ability to absorb or rapidly recover from the effects of a future extreme event, stress, threat, hazard, or other shocks. The proposed Phase 2 project may be a pilot for the overall Phase 1 solution, may be limited to the CDBG-NDR-eligible portion of a Phase 1 concept that would benefit a larger geography than the most impacted and distressed target area, or a stand-alone portion of a project idea envisaged in Phase 1 that may take years or decades to completely realize. In any case, the Phase 2 project must not be contingent on actions outside the scope of the project to provide a defined level of protection against the threat(s) and hazard(s) identified, meet a CDBG-NDR national objective, or comply with requirements of this NOFA, including Appendix A. The applicant will be asked to explain how the Phase 2 proposal arises logically from the Phase 1 framing. In Phase 2, each applicant will complete a benefit-cost analysis (BCA) for any Covered Project(s). Although the required completion of a BCA is new to CDBG-DR, Rebuild by Design competitors completed BCAs and the analysis process helped improve the final proposals. FEMA and DOT also employ BCAs in reviewing applications for major projects, and cost efficiency analysis is employed in reviews of environmental impact and consideration of alternatives. This CDBG-NDR BCA will provide a sense of the cost efficiency of the proposal, but the BCA score will not be used alone to determine soundness of approach. HUD recognizes that the benefits and costs may be difficult or impossible to comprehensively quantify, but, regardless of a proposed project’s scale, HUD will not fund any Phase 2 activities for which the benefits to the applicant’s community and to the United States as a whole are not demonstrated by the evidence submitted to justify the costs. Appendix H pro...
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