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"Re-grow PR Urban-Rural Agriculture Program - CDBG-DR/MIT Recovery Funds" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Re-grow PR Urban-Rural Agriculture Program - CDBG-DR/MIT Recovery Funds is sponsored by Puerto Rico Department of Housing. This program promotes and increases food security across Puerto Rico and aims to improve and expand agricultural production related to economic revitalization and sustainable development activities. It provides financial assistance and technical assistance to small and medium agricultural businesses.
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Re-grow PR Urban-Rural Agriculture Program - CDBG-DR/MIT Recovery Funds Re-grow PR Urban-Rural Agriculture Program - CDBG-DR/MIT Recovery Funds (current) Re-grow PR Urban-Rural Agriculture Program The program promotes and increases food security throughout the Island. It also improves and expands agricultural production related to economic revitalization and the development of activities. Program closed to new applications.
RE-GROW PR URBAN-RURAL AGRICULTURE PROGRAM Re-Grow PR Urban-Rural Agriculture program develops greater agricultural capacity and addresses the needs created by Hurricanes Irma and María with a substantial investment of CDBG-DR funds for a wide variety of viable and sustainable agricultural activities. Program Guidelines (V7. 0) -- Posted 04/10/2026 Cross Cutting Guidelines (V4.
0) -- Posted 11/04/2024 Promoting and increasing food security across the island. Improve and expand agricultural production related to economic revitalization and sustainable development activities. T he Puerto Rico Department of Housing recognizes that small and medium agricultural businesses need both financial assistance and access to essential services and resources.
For this reason, they are responsible for disbursing grants and providing technical assistance to applicants in this industry. For more information here . The grants are disbursed directly to eligible applicants to cover the costs accepted by the program.
To be part, it is important to complete an online application with all the required information and documentation. Entities eligible to receive grants and technical assistance through the program will be small and medium agricultural businesses, who must meet the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) requirement of less than $ 350,000 in gross income. and participate in “Farming Operations” as defined in 7 C.
F. R. §1400.
3.
Also, these small and medium agricultural business eligible for the program can include: Small and médium agrobusinesses that support the activities and production of small farms and farmers Small and médium food producers, manufacturers, distributor, or supplier engaged in local food production or distribution Community bases organizations involved in food production or distribution Agricultural micro-businesses (5 employees or less) In September 2017, Hurricanes Irma and María produced sustained winds and heavy rains that decimated agricultural production throughout Puerto Rico.
These caused the loss of 80% of crops throughout the Island, which currently exacerbates the challenges for food security and agricultural business development. The Puerto Rico Department of Agriculture estimated $780 million dollars in hurricane damage to the economy’s agricultural sector.
Agricultural capacity and strong food systems are fundamental to the resilience of economies, and as the entire agricultural sector in Puerto Rico was devastated by hurricanes, this program is designed to revitalize, strengthen, and rebuild this industry. The focus on small and medium agricultural businesses further contributes to stabilizing the agricultural professions and organizations associated with the most affected populations.
Re-Grow is an integral part of the long-term expansion of jobs in the sector, food security, and contributing to the overall economic recovery of disaster-affected populations. Challenges with urbanization, population migration and land use change will be addressed through agriculture and technological deployment. Abused agricultural infrastructure will be improved to withstand future climate uncertainties.
The program will expose people to agricultural opportunities while helping established producers create employment opportunities across the sector. Edificio Juan C. Cordero Dávila Tel.
(787) 274-2527 Ext. 4276 EcoRecCDBG@vivienda. pr.
gov Learn more about the progress of this program on the Transparency Portal Approved allocation pending funds Amount of CDBG-DR funds assigned to Puerto Rico that have not been released by the United States Federal Government for the use of the local government.
Amount of CDBG-DR funds that are available for the use of the Government of Puerto Amount of CDBG-DR funds available for the use of the Government of Puerto Rico that has not been committed to any recovery activity. Amount of CDBG-DR funds available for the use of the Government of Puerto Rico that has already been committed to some recovery activity.
Total subrecipients agreements Pending execution Received applications submitted by participants of the program. Applications to which funds will be granted to fulfill the program purposes. Participants applications who have already been funds awarded to the Program.
Applications from eligible participants soon to be awarded by the program. Entity types Applicant information PR Government Organizations where all the money earned and or received its used in keeping the business running and not to profit the owners. Higher education institutions that are constituted from several faculties.
Political-administrative units that make decisions within national state level of Commonwealth that is divided into three branches: the executive, legislative and judicial. The executive branch is represented and directed by the governor. Round 3 First time that funds were awarded to the selected institutions according to the amount of money that has been certified in that instance ($20,000.
000). Second time in which fund were granted to selected institutions according to the amount of money that had been certified in that instance ($20,000. 000).
Total amount awarded to entities in the third round after covering administrative First Round - $18,838,046 Second Round - $12,918,399 Third Round - $52,499,037 Total amount awarded to entities in the first round after covering administrative Total amount awarded to entities in the second round after covering Total amount awarded to entities in the third round after covering administrative This portal is automatically updated on a daily basis.
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Click here to view our LinkedIn page. The Puerto Rico Department of Housing and the CDBG-DR/MIT Program does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability. Reasonable accommodations, including assistance and services, are provided upon request to allow a person with a disability an equal opportunity to participate in all programs and activities.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small and medium agricultural businesses (less than $350,000 in gross income, participate in 'Farming Operations' as defined in 7 C.F.R. §1400.3), including those that support small farms, food producers, manufacturers, distributors, or suppliers, and community-based organizations involved in food production or distribution. Agricultural micro-businesses (5 employees or less) are also eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was April 10, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Re-grow PR Urban-Rural Agriculture Program - CDBG-DR/MIT Recovery Funds is funded by Puerto Rico Department of Housing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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