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Leveraging Resources, Building Communities

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Tribes In 2003 tribal leaders met to raise awareness around the disparity in access to private sector capital for housing and community facilities on tribal lands.  At that meeting the idea of bridging this "capital divide" by establishing an organization like Native Home Capital  was born.
Developers   Today, more Tribes are benefitting from the skills, resources and networks that non-profit developers operating in urban areas have known about for years.    Opportunities are available for Tribes to build capacity and join this network as well as for existing developers to serve Indian Country.  
Investors Through our people, products and services, we offer investors a dedicated intermidiary focused on Indian housing and community development.  
Partners Our vision is that private sector capital shall be as readily accessible and in use on tribal lands for housing and community development as in any non-Indian community.  Anyone with the desire and capacity to provide aid can help in realizing this vision.    
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Sustainable Tribal Construction Workshop Presentations

Sustainable Tribal Construction Workshop Presentations

On behalf of the workshop organizers, thank you for making the Sustainable Tribal Construction Workshop such a success. We received requests for the workshop information even from those who were not able to attend. Therefore, you may download the workshop summary and presentations below. Finally, as...

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Expanded USDA Infrastructure Financing for Tribes

Expanded USDA Infrastructure Financing for Tribes

The Rural Utilities Service low-cost loan programs has been expanded to serve water, electric, telecommunications, water and environmental programs. Previously limited to broadband development activities, tribes may now secure low-cost capital for a wider range of infrastructure development activities. Rural...

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Construction In Indian Country Conference - April 2012

Construction In Indian Country Conference - April 2012

Construction In Indian Country 2012 - Best Practices: The Right Tools for the Times CIIC is the largest Construction Conference focused exclusively on the needs of tribes and industry alike relative to construction projects on tribal trust lands.  Topics ranging from construction management techniques...

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Funding for Tribal Economic Development

Funding for Tribal Economic Development

      The Arizona Commerce Authority is the successor to the Arizona Department of Commerce.  This year this  public-private partnership has set-aside funds for a tribal grant grant program.  Applications are due March 2, 2012.

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