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NYS Consolidated Funding Application As part of New York's efforts to improve the business climate and expand economic growth, the NYS Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) was created to support the Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) Initiative.
The CFA has streamlined and expedited the grant application process marking a fundamental shift in the way state resources are allocated, ensuring less bureaucracy and greater efficiency to fulfill local needs. The CFA allows applicants to access multiple state funding sources through one application, making the process quicker, easier, and more productive.
As statewide programs and local needs have evolved, so has the CFA which is now host to a multitude of programs and initiatives. These programs change throughout the year so be sure to check back periodically to see what programs are available. Additional information on the Regional Economic Development Council Programs can be found by going to CFA Available Resources | Consolidated Funding Application (ny.
gov) and selecting Regional Economic Development Council Programs. To sign-up for updates on the CFA and REDCs, please use the Stay in Touch button. To proceed with your CFA, please use the You can clone an application from the PRIOR CFA ROUND (only) Click here to learn how .
Learn more about current CFA Available Resources include the REDC Initiative, Workforce Programs, and Other NYS Programs. A step by step guide for how to fill out a Consolidated Funding Application (CFA). Regional Council Guidebook Learn more about the Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) Initiative.
Program Recorded Webinars An online recorded webinar applying through the Consolidated Funding Application (CFA). Program Application Questions A list of questions for the available programs in the Consolidated Funding Application (CFA).
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This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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