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Find similar grantsChesapeake Bay Program Implementation Grants is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The Chesapeake Bay Program Implementation Grants are awarded by the U. S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to support the restoration and protection of the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
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Chesapeake Bay Program Grant Guidance | US EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Grant Guidance 2023 Grant Guidance (updated April 2023) (pdf) (861. 71 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 1 - Workplan Template (updated Dec 2022) (docx) Attachment 2 - Multi-Year Budget Detail Template (updated December 2022) (xlsx) (27. 22 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 3 - Progress Report Template (updated December 2022) (docx) (39.
7 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 4 – Data Submission Specifications and Requirements (updated April 2023) (pdf) (199. 01 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 5 – Guidance and Data, Information and Document Deliverable Submission (updated March 2023) (pdf) (69. 53 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 6 – Toxics Data Acquisition Specifications and Data Submission Questionnaire (combined from last year, updated March 2023) (pdf) (197.
05 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 7 – Budget Guide (updated March 2023) (pdf) (214. 35 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 8 - CBARA State Reporting (updated April 2023) (pdf) (126. 97 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 9 - Funding Allocations for Jurisdiction Implementation Grants (updated March 2023) (pdf) (176.
97 KB, April 28, 2023) Attachment 10 – MEB Funding Guidance (updated April 2023) (pdf) (328. 6 KB, April 28, 2023) Contact Us about the Restoration of the Chesapeake Bay to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. Last updated on April 6, 2026
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