Public Outreach and Workforce Development Sample Clauses

Public Outreach and Workforce Development i. Prepare outreach and educational materials, in consultation with CARB, and work with community-based organizations (CBOs) to: a) Conduct statewide public outreach necessary to educate local community members about the benefits of the local projects and about technical training opportunities that may result from such projects. b) Conduct statewide public outreach necessary for the Project to be successful. c) Conduct statewide public outreach to equipment dealers and fleets and work with community-based organizations (CBOs) necessary for the Project to be successful. d) Advise CARB on potential additional opportunities for outreach and technical assistance. ii. The Grantee shall clearly identify an outreach plan that contains, at minimum: a) The types of outreach planned (e.g. printed materials, web based, and social-media); b) Outreach materials, such as fact sheets, infographics, and other multimedia tools, such as videos, readily accessible on the website or social media platforms; c) Translation services for CARB staff and documents to support the Program; d) Targeted outreach in disadvantaged communities (based on CalEnviroscreen 4.0 ); e) A list of CBOs by region that will partner with the Grantee; f) A strategy to support organizations and groups that are representative of disadvantaged communities and that are connected to a network of similar organizations, institutions and community service providers to provide education, technical assistance, ride opportunities, etc. to these communities; g) A strategy to engage lower-income and disadvantaged communities through activities relevant to the community being served; h) A strategy to increase the awareness of fleets and dealers of the incentives to spur the adoption of advanced clean heavy-duty vehicles and equipment statewide and to support dealerships and manufacturers in reaching out to sales staff and consumers to ensure widespread awareness of the program; i) Dealer trainings (possibly on site) and public question and answer sessions; j) Conduct technical assistance to fleets to spur the adoption of advanced clean heavy-duty vehicle and equipment statewide. Technical assistance could include one-on-one support, fleet case management, fleet electrification reports, personalized referrals and personalized follow up and must include: 1) A statewide technical assistance program that will assist fleets in the planning necessary to adopt advanced clean heavy-duty vehicles and equipment; and 2) Colle...
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Public Outreach and Workforce Development i. Prepare outreach and educational materials, in consultation with CARB, Third-Party Administrator, and working with community-based organizations to: (a) Conduct statewide public outreach necessary to educate local community members about the benefits of the local projects and about technical training opportunities that may result from such projects. (b) Conduct statewide public outreach necessary for the Project to be successful. (c) Conduct statewide public outreach to vehicle dealers and fleets and work with community-based organizations (CBOs) necessary for the Project to be successful. (d) Advise CARB on potential additional opportunities for outreach and technical assistance.
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Public Outreach and Workforce Development i. Prepare outreach and educational materials, in consultation with CARB, and work with community based organizations (CBOs) to conduct public outreach necessary to educate local community members about the benefits of the local projects and about technical training opportunities that may result from such projects. All materials that are generated by the Grantee must be ADA-compliant, in accordance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0, or a subsequent version, published by the Web Accessibility 1 CARB, 2018; xxxxx://xx0.xxx.xx.xxx/resources/documents/cci-funding-guidelines-administering-agencies Initiative of the World Wide Web Consortium at a minimum Level AA success criteria. ii. Compliment CARB’s outreach to businesses within disadvantaged communities that use conventional vehicles and equipment that can be replaced with advanced technology vehicles, equipment, and infrastructure. iii. Assist technical grantee’s in implementing technical training components included in their Grant Agreements and provide CARB assistance in supporting technical training opportunities in and supporting disadvantaged communities. iv. Be able to provide translation services for CARB staff and documents to support the Program. v. In consultation with CARB develop a best practices manual for the proper implementation of CARB’s demonstration and pilot projects. vi. Respond promptly to legislative and public requests regarding ATDPP in coordination with CARB. vii. Coordinate with manufacturers of advanced technology vehicles, equipment, and infrastructure. viii. Assist CARB in planning of public events that showcase the project.
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