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[[Stephanie Swepson Twitty]] and Eagle Market Streets CDC, will host the fund and take a fiscal sponsorship fee. Neberecon gets a fee for engagement to do business development.
[[Stephanie Swepson Twitty]] and Eagle Market Streets CDC, will host the fund and take a fiscal sponsorship fee. Neberecon gets a fee for engagement to do business development.
[[partners in the existing farm system]] technical assistance, business advisory, networking and connections, some funding
[[partners in the existing farm system]]


A significant partner in the Watershed Fund is [[ReSeed]] which will sell the carbon from the fund’s [[BIPOC farm/farmer pipeline]] and as well as the farms in the portfolio across the state as well as the growers in the  [[Biomedicinal pipeline]] and portfolio of investees working in [[Biomedicinal Food Forest]] in the Asheville economic bioregion
[[Lalita Booth]] is working on designing the Watershed Fund and the #WatershedDividend.
A still in process [[Initial design of the Watershed Fund]]


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Revision as of 08:43, 10 September 2024

Neighborhood Economics has built a fund with Eagle Market Streets CDC to do zero interest small expansion $10,000 philanthropic investment (give to invest) loans from the Impact Assets CataCap platform for local farm to table farmers ad student entrepreneurs from Warren Wilson.

Water and the growing Asheville area


Stephanie Swepson Twitty and Eagle Market Streets CDC, will host the fund and take a fiscal sponsorship fee. Neberecon gets a fee for engagement to do business development. partners in the existing farm system


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