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Hawaii Manufacturing Assistance Program (MAP) is sponsored by Hawaii Technology Development Corporation (HTDC). The MAP program offers Hawaii-based manufacturers up to a 20% reimbursement on qualified expenses. This program aims to help manufacturers enhance productivity, competitiveness, and growth within Hawaii's manufacturing sector.
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Hawaii Manufacturing Assistance Program (MAP) is funded by Hawaii Technology Development Corporation (HTDC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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