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Economic Development Authority of the Tohono O"odham Nation
Sells AZCDFI Awards for Economic Development Authority of the Tohono O"odham Nation
NACTA (2002) - $100,000
The Awardee proposes to establish a community development business loan fund to address these challenges; the CDFI is intended to support the development of industrial and commercial space to support business and direct lending to Indian-owned businesses. This two-pronged effort is to result in millions of dollars in business revenue and overall economic growth and development of the area to benefit the Tohono O"Odham Nation. The technical assistance grant will support consulting services to be used to develop a strategic plan, define market and products, and establish the foundational policies for a new CDFI.
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