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Native Entity Capacity & Planning Grant Program

Native Entity Capacity & Planning Grant Program

The Native Entity Capacity & Planning Grant Program, for entities including Indian Tribes, Alaska Native Entities, and Native Hawaiian Organizations, establishes a competitive process to make Capacity and Planning Grant Funds available to Native Entities to carry out activities consistent with the Act.

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Regional Roundtables on Broadband Program Sustainability

December 11, 2024
Docket Number
2024-30271
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration's (NTIA) Office of internet Connectivity and Growth (OICG) administers the following grant programs: the Broadband, Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program, the Digital Equity (DE) Grant Programs, the Broadband Infrastructure Program (BIP), the Connecting Minority Communities (CMC) Pilot Program, the Enabling Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure (MM) Program, and the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program (TBCP). NTIA will host seven (7) regional meetings for grantees of these programs between February and May 2025. These events will provide technical assistance and oversight and conclude with a regional roundtable that enables the public to engage with grantees, local experts, and other stakeholders working to address digital inequities. During these regional roundtables, attendees will participate in critical discussions on how the internet for All programs are impacting communities and strategies for making those investments and initiatives last. Each regional roundtable program will feature experts from local and State governments, public interest groups, academia, and industry. They will also provide platforms for public and private stakeholders to align on shared goals for every resident to experience the benefits of technology.
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