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The Enhancement Grants Program (EGP) was created by Congress as part of the 1990 reauthorization of the Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA) under Section 309. Alaska's participation in the voluntary Enhancement Grants Program is intended to improve the effectiveness of our coastal management program in one or more of nine national categories. An assessment and strategy identifies which of the nine categories is a priority for a state to work on. A coastal state with an approved Strategy can receive funds for projects that enhance how the state's coastal management program works in any category selected as a priority. Alaska's 2001 Enhancement Grants Program Assessment and Strategy is based on an evaluation of the projects completed during 1996-2000, and outlines five high priority categories for funding over the next five years. The 2001
Enhancement Grants Program Assessment and Strategy was approved
by the Coastal Policy Council on August 16, 2001. The federal
office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management (OCRM) approved the
Assessment and Strategy on October 10, 2001.
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4, 2003  Download
Fact Sheet for the Section 309 Enhancement Grants Program (PDF,
65 KB) See
Projects Funded for FY03 The Seven
Priority Coastal Categories for Enhancement Grant Funding in Alaska: 2001-2006 Find
out what Enhancement Grant region you are in: A
list of communities by region and a link to a map showing the six grant regions
in Alaska Download
the Geographic Information System (GIS) Protocols (PDF
335 kb)These protocols are required for projects funded through the ACMP, including The Enhancement Grants Program.
To learn more about Nonpoint Source Pollution: Federal Nonpoint Source Program Requirements Coastal Nonpoint Pollution Control Program Alaska's Clean Water Actions (ACWA) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) | ||
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