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2024-06-18 PL-INT-2024-007988 HACBED Category PL.3
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Hawaii Alliance for Community-Based Economic Development (HACBED), Professional services for category PL.3
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• Department of Hawaiian Home Lands—As part of its Kulia I Ka Nu`u program, HACBED <br /> provided organizational assessment support, training, and technical assistance for Hawaiian <br /> Homestead organizations on all islands. <br /> In the same period, HACBED has also provided technical assistance to more than 30 <br /> community-based and CBED organizations for strategic planning, feasibility analyses, business <br /> planning, and evaluation support. Examples of this work include: <br /> • Kua aina Ulu Auamo (KUA) Business &Strategic Planning Support—HACBED provided support to <br /> KUA, its team, management, and networks around planning and assessment, financial <br /> workshops and training, funding forecast and analysis, stakeholder engagement, and document <br /> template creation. <br /> • EPIC `Ghana Strategic Planning Support—HACBED provided capacity support to EPIC `Ohana as <br /> they work on creating a strategic plan for the next five years as an organization. HACBED staff <br /> members met with members from all of EPIC `Ohana's programs including `Ohana <br /> Conferencing Field and Coordination,Youth Circles, Family Findings,Wrap, Independent Living <br /> Collaborative (ILC), and HI HOPES. In addition, HACBED met with EPIC `Ohana members <br /> who are not stationed on Oahu including those in Hilo, Kona, and on Maui. <br /> • North Shore Community Land Trust Strategic Plan Update—The North Shore Community Land Trust <br /> (NSCLT) protects, stewards, and enhances the natural landscapes, cultural heritage, and rural <br /> character of ahupua'a (traditional land divisions) from Kahuku Point to Ka`ena. They act to <br /> protect one of our most precious and threatened natural resources: the spectacular lands of the <br /> North Shore of 0`ahu. By using analyses of current work and on-island climate, HACBED <br /> staff members facilitated a process that will help to guide the organization's short- and long-term <br /> actions, ultimately ensuring that their efforts continue to shape and preserve land on the North <br /> Shore. <br /> • Hui 'Ulu Mea Ai Visioning Support—supported Hui 'Ulu in preparing for community stakeholder <br /> meetings to celebrate efforts to date around community food systems and determine next steps. <br /> • Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Board Retreat Support—HACBED provided support to the Hawaiian <br /> Islands Land Trust at their annual board retreat. HACBED helped staff and board create a <br /> vision statement as well as update their mission statement and values. HACBED also worked <br /> with staff and board to revisit their draft strategic plan and strategic planning process to come to <br /> shared clarity around strategic, development, marketing, and operations areas. <br /> • KULA Strategic Planning—HACBED provided strategic planning support services to Kula No <br /> Na Po`e Hawaii (KULA) and Papakolea Community Development Corporation (PCDC) with <br /> the goal of gathering information through `Ohana Dialogue and using that information to help <br /> mold the collective vision of the organization. <br /> ▪ Kula No Na Po`e Hawai`i (KULA)Kupuna Community Caregiver Network (KCCN)II Support—data <br /> analysis,grantwriting, advisory group convening, and strategic planning support to KULA, <br /> 5 <br />
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