The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is launching a new web-based portal called the Water Finance Clearinghouse to help communities make informed financing decisions for their drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure needs.
The Clearinghouse includes a searchable database with more than $10 billion in water funding sources and more than 550 resources to support local water infrastructure projects.
The Water Finance Clearinghouse gives local decision makers an opportunity to search for available funding sources for water infrastructure as well as resources (such as reports, webpages, and webinars) on financing mechanisms and approaches that can help communities access capital to meet their water infrastructure needs. State, federal, local, and foundation funding sources and resources on public-private partnerships, asset management practices, revenue models, and affordability approaches are included in the Clearinghouse.
For more information on the Clearinghouse, click here.
To register for a webinar about how to use the Clearinghouse, click here.
The Clearinghouse includes a searchable database with more than $10 billion in water funding sources and more than 550 resources to support local water infrastructure projects.
The Water Finance Clearinghouse gives local decision makers an opportunity to search for available funding sources for water infrastructure as well as resources (such as reports, webpages, and webinars) on financing mechanisms and approaches that can help communities access capital to meet their water infrastructure needs. State, federal, local, and foundation funding sources and resources on public-private partnerships, asset management practices, revenue models, and affordability approaches are included in the Clearinghouse.
For more information on the Clearinghouse, click here.
To register for a webinar about how to use the Clearinghouse, click here.
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