Organization’s Historical Connection to the Underserved Sample Clauses

Organization’s Historical Connection to the Underserved. Community The applicant will be evaluated on the description of the strong connection between their organization and the underserved community including (maximum 3 points each): (1) History of your organization’s involvement with the underserved community, including duration of involvement and circumstances that led to your organization’s involvement; (2) How your organization has worked with the underserved community’s residents and/or organizations to address local environmental and public health issues currently or in the past and what are some of the results of that work. Include information about recent efforts in the community, if any, that have sought to address the disproportionate issues you described in 1.b.
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Organization’s Historical Connection to the Underserved. Community The applicant will be evaluated on the description of the strong connection between their organization and the underserved community including (maximum 3 points each): (1) History of your organization’s involvement with the underserved community, including duration of involvement and circumstances that led to your organization’s involvement; (2) How your organization has worked with the underserved community’s residents and/or organizations to address local environmental and public health issues currently or in the past and what are some of the results of that work (3) Community Driven Participation - How the underserved community’s residents and/or organizations were involved in developing the current project plan and are part of the decision-making process 9
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