Build for the Future Funding Navigator

September 13, 2024

Partner resources compiled by our partners at HUD Exchange.

Find Funding Opportunities


The Build for the Future Funding Navigator provides a listing of funding opportunities across federal agencies to support efforts to enhance climate resiliency, energy efficiency, renewable energy integration, healthy housing, workforce development and environmental justice for HUD communities. Find open and upcoming funding opportunities, including grants, loans, tax credits, and rebates, as well as technical assistance opportunities. Results display information on eligible activities, list applicable due dates, and provide information on how to apply. Build for the Future with the Funding Navigator!


To search for opportunities by keyword, project type, state, funding type, or other categories, visit the HUD Exchange site here.


Resources


Build for the Future

There are more resources available on the Build for the Future page. View details for upcoming trainings and learn more about available guides and tools. Learn more here.


Natural Hazard Map

Explore this map, which is integrated with the Funding Navigator and uses data from Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA's) National Risk Index to identify risks related to natural hazards that may impact your community. View the map here.


Resources by Topic


Energy Efficiency

View resources on reducing energy waste and increasing efficiency in buildings. Learn more here.


Renewables

View resources on sustainable energy sources derived from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, water, and geothermal heat. Learn more here.


Resiliency

View resources on increasing the capacity of systems and communities to withstand and adapt to climate-related challenges and disturbances. Learn more here.


Environmental Justice

View resources on inclusive environmental decision-making and policy implementation that amplifies the voices of marginalized communities. Learn more here.


To explore the entire Build for the Future Funding Navigator, visit the HUD Exchange here.


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