Hawaiʻi County Awards $548,095 in R&D Impact Grants

Hawaiʻi County Awards $548,095 in R&D Impact Grants

The County of Hawaiʻi announces that $548,095 has been awarded to 31 projects for its Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Impact Grants.

The program, through the Department of Research and Development, is an annual competitive opportunity for nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and state or county agencies.

Eligible proposals include research, programs, or projects that have a positive impact on the following program areas within Hawaiʻi Island communities: Agriculture and Food Systems; Business and Industry Development; Community Well-being; Energy; Film and Creative Industries; and Regenerative Tourism.

Each funded project brings at least $1 in matching funds for every County dollar granted, bringing the total value of awarded projects to well over $1,096,192.

To view a list of the grant awards and project summaries, visit https://www.rd.hawaiicounty.gov/funding-grant-resources/impact-grants.

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Hawaiʻi County Awards $548,095 in R&D Impact Grants

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