NADBank offers technical assistance to help border communities and other project sponsors develop environmental infrastructure projects for financing and implementation, as well as to strengthen their financial performance and reinforce the long-term sustainability of their projects.
Technical assistance grants are available to support utilities, state and local governments and their agencies, and other sponsors of projects that have been certified or sponsors who are actively developing specific projects for financing by NADBank.
For full descriptions on the types of eligible activities, please read the Technical Assistance Program (TAP) Guidelines.
Technical assistance is only available to support the development of projects located within the geographic jurisdiction of NADBank.
Grants may be awarded in amounts of up to US$250,000. In the event the project represents a regional effort where more than one community is involved, the amount awarded may be up to US$350,000.
The sponsor is expected to provide a cash or in-kind contribution of at least 10% of the cost of the activity funded.
The time period from approval of the technical assistance grant to the initiation of the study may not exceed nine months. Grants for technical assistance that do not comply with this timeframe may be cancelled.
For more detailed information regarding grant eligibility, uses and terms, as well as the process for approving and implementing technical assistance initiatives, see the TAP Guidelines.
Receiving technical assistance through the TAP program does not imply or guarantee NADBank financing for the corresponding infrastructure project.
Project development assistance grants are available to project sponsors who are applying for infrastructure financing from NADBank.
Be prepared to provide the following information regarding the type of assistance required: