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Capacity Development Program

Overview

Capacity development is the process through which water and wastewater systems acquire and maintain adequate technical, managerial, and financial capabilities to enable them to consistently provide safe drinking water and proper sanitation.

In 2022, Alaska updated its Capacity Development strategy to support, promote, and improve the sustainability of Alaska’s Public Drinking Water and Wastewater Systems.

Capacity Development efforts include water and wastewater system training and technical assistance, financial review of new public water systems, and coordination with other State, Federal and local agencies that are providing assistance to public water and wastewater systems.

Capacity Development Links

ADEC Capacity Development Program Reports

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