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November 2009GUIDE TO REMEDIATION FUNDING SOURCE (RFS) REQUIREMENTS WHAT'S NEW November 2009 * Letters of Credit are now acceptable mechanisms. * Updated Self Guarantee requirements and application

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How to fill out guide to remediation funding

1. Start by gathering all the necessary documents and information related to the remediation project.
2. Identify the sources of funding available for remediation projects. This can include government grants, environmental trust funds, or private financing options.
3. Review the eligibility criteria for each funding source to determine if your project qualifies.
4. Prepare a detailed project plan and budget, clearly outlining the goals, objectives, and estimated costs of the remediation project.
5. Fill out the funding application form for the selected funding source, providing all the required information and supporting documents.
6. Ensure that your application is complete and meets all the specified requirements, such as submission deadlines and formatting guidelines.
7. Submit the funding application to the appropriate funding agency or organization.
8. Follow up with the funding agency to inquire about the status of your application and address any additional information they may require.
9. If your application is approved, carefully review the terms and conditions of the funding agreement before accepting it.
10. Once funding is secured, allocate the funds towards the remediation project as outlined in your approved project plan.
11. Keep accurate records of all expenses and project milestones for reporting purposes.
12. Monitor the progress of the remediation project and make any necessary adjustments to ensure its successful completion.
13. Comply with any reporting requirements specified by the funding agency, providing updates on the project's progress and financial management.
14. Upon project completion, submit a final report to the funding agency, documenting the outcomes, achievements, and any lessons learned from the remediation project.

Who needs guide to remediation funding?

1. Environmental organizations and non-profits working on remediation projects.
2. Municipalities and local government entities responsible for environmental cleanup.
3. Industrial sites and companies looking to address contamination issues and restore their land.
4. Land developers and property owners seeking to remediate polluted sites for future use.
5. Communities affected by environmental hazards and seeking funding for cleanup initiatives.
6. Researchers and scientists studying the effects of pollution and working towards remediation solutions.
7. Government agencies and departments overseeing environmental protection and cleanup efforts.

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