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Small Business Administration
The SBA  provides low-interest, long-term disaster loans
to eligible businesses and nonprofit organizations to
help them  repair, rebuild, and recover from federally
declared disasters.


U.S.  Department of Agriculture
The USDA   administers programs  to support U.S. farm
businesses following natural disaster events through
direct payments  for loss, loans, and cost-sharing to
rehabilitate damaged  lands.


Business Physical
Disaster Loans


TYPE




LOAN  AMOUNT

INTEREST RATE


MATURITIES


DIRECT
PAYMENTS


LOANS


COST-SHARE
ASSISTANCE


     Physical property
Repair or replace damaged ph ysical
  property inc uding machinery,
equiprnent, xtures, and inventory

     up to $2 million

           8%*
   (or 4%, if unable to obtain
      credit elseh erej
      up to 30 years



  Livestock Forage
  Disaster Program (LFP)
  loss of grazing forage due to
  drought or hre
  Emergency Assistance for
  Livestock, Honey Bees, &
  Farm-Raised Fish Program
  (ELAP)
  Losses nat coverd under LIP or LFP

  Emergency Farm Loans
  Production and physical losses due to
  natural disasters or disease outbreak

  Emergency Conservation
  Program (ECP)
  Restore land used in
  agrrculturalproduction
  damaged by a narural disasrer


      Economic
    Disaster Loans

    Economic injury
 Provide working capital to
businesses that have suffered
subsania econornic injury

   up to $2 million


up to 30 years


Livestock Indemnity
Program (LIP)
Livestock deaths caused
by adverse weather
Tree Assistance
Program (TAP)
Tree, bushandvine damage
by natural disasters




Emergency  Forest
Restoration Program (EFRP)
Repair darage caused by naural
disasters on nonindustrialprivte
forestland


Department of Commerce
DOC  includes the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA),  which administers disaster assistance
to fishing communities and  fishing-related businesses, (e.g.,
marinas, bait and tackle shops, commercial or charter fishing
businesses), and the Economic  Development   Administration
(EDA), which provides disaster recovery assistance to multiple
affected parties.

                          Fishery  Disaster  Assistance
                          Congress directs the Secretary of
                          Commerce   to provide assistance
                          to fishing communities following
                          disruptive events that result in
                          fish population declines and
                          economic  losses.


Department of Housing & Urban
Development

Community Development Block Grants for
Disaster  Recovery (CDBG-DR)
Congress  has provided supplemental  funding  for long-term
disaster recovery for selected incidents under the conventional
CDBG  program's  statutory authority.


                          Although  HUD  does not allocate
                          CDBG-DR  funds  directly to businesses,
                          grantees could use CDBG-DR   funds to
                          establish programs or administer activities
                   l      that provide business assistance or fulfill
               4          broader economic  revitalization needs.


A determined fishery resource disaster includes:

            an unexpectedly            or other change that
            large decrease in       results  in significant
            fish stock biomass      loss   of fishing access

Economic Development Administration
Congress has provided supplemental funding for long-term
disaster recovery under the EDA's economic adjustment
assistance (EAA) program. The EAA program supports a variety
of activities, including expenses related to:


Restoration of
infrastructure**


Other forms of disaster
assistance for specific areas


*OEDA does notprovide EAA grants direct to businesses; grantees coulduse EAA
funds for a loan fund for businesses.


CDSG-DR  funded activities must meet one of the program's
national objectives:


principally benefit low-
and moderate-income
persons;**
aid in the prevention or
elimination of slums or
blight; or


meet an urgent need by
addressing conditions
that pose a serious and
immediate threat to the
health and safety of
residents


--Typicaly grantees arereuiredtouse 7C01of their funds to satisfy this objective.


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