Title = Tribal Leveraging - LIHEAP Clearinghouse
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Since FY 1991, state, tribal and territorial LIHEAP grantees have had the opportunity to participate in the LIHEAP Leveraging Incentive Program, established under the 1990 reauthorization of LIHEAP (Public Law 101-501). Under the program grantees are rewarded for acquiring non-federal home energy resources for low-income households. Leveraging incentive funds are awarded to those grantees that use their own or other non-Federal resources to supplement or leverage federal LIHEAP dollars.
The majority of leveraged resources attained by tribal grantees comes from tribal government funds. Tribes have also leveraged resources from energy vendors and fuel funds. The resources herein provide detailed tribal resources; for background information on the leveraging regulation, go to the [
state leveraging page
] . Information on activities conducted in FY 2009 is the latest year for which information is available. FY 2010 leveraging activities will not be available for dissemination until mid-year 2011.
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Leveraging History: FY 1991-2009
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[
FY 2009 Tribal and Territory Table
] (July, 2010)
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FY 2007 Tribal and Territory Table
] (October 2008)
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FY 2006 Tribal and Territory Summary and Table
] (May 2007)
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FY 2005 Tribal and Territory Summary and Table
] (July 2006)
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Y 2004 Tribal and Territory Summary and Table
] (May 2005)
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FY 2003 Tribal and Territory Summary and Table
] (June 2004)
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FY 2002 Tribal and Territory Summary and Table
] (July 2003)
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FY 2001 Tribal and Territory Summary and Table
] (April 2002)
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FY 2000 Tribal and Territory Summary and Table
] (July 2001)
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FY 1999 Tribal Leveraging Summary and Table
] (June 2000)
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FY 1998 Tribal Leveraging Summary and Table
] (July 1999)
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FY 1997 Tribal Leveraging Summary and Table
] (August 1998)
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FY 1996 Tribal Leveraging Summary and Table
] (November 1997)
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FY 1995 Tribe Leveraging Summary and Table
] (August 1996)Leveraging Report Examples, FY 2003
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe
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Page last updated: October 21, 2011
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