<p>Part 2 of this podcast on small water system governance and the ability to secure funding discusses environmental justice, BIL money, and strategies and recommendations for government officials and water managers to improve and navigate bureaucratic systems and access funding.</p>

Part 2 of this podcast on small water system governance and the ability to secure funding discusses environmental justice, BIL money, and strategies and recommendations for government officials and water managers to improve and navigate bureaucratic systems and access funding.

Small Water System Governance and the Ability to Secure Funding - Part 2

The Environmental Finance Center Network (EFCN) is a university-based organization originally created by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The EFCN works with states, tribes, local governments, and the private sector to promote sustainable environmental solutions through innovative training and assistance focused on actionable results.

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Small Water System Governance and the Ability to Secure Funding - Part 2

Small Water System Governance and the Ability to Secure Funding - Part 2