Navajo & Hopi Tribes Get $100K Grant for Economic Resilience
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Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and Arizona secure a $100,000 grant for a project called Enhancing Four Corners Economic Resilience and Tribal Sovereignty. The goal is to create new jobs and revenue streams in the region affected by closing coal mines and power plants. The project, led by Arizonas Governors Office of Resiliency and Tribal Relations, will partner with Harvards Growth Lab to develop practical tools and frameworks tailored to Navajo and Hopi priorities. The project aims to turn the regions shift away from coal into a launchpad for growth.
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