Conduct Feasibility Studies for Expansion and Siting of New Food-Related Businesses

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NYC Public Housing Authority Food Business Pathways Programs

New York City’s Food Business Pathway Program connects the city’s public housing residents with tailored support to build a food business. Participants are enrolled in a free business training course, receive technical assistance to obtain business licenses and permits (for which the city waives the fees), and can access free kitchen incubator space. Additionally, the entrepreneurs can apply for $1,000 micro-grants to cover insurance costs associated with using a shared kitchen.

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Example Strategy Recommendations | Promote Inclusive Economic Growth
Create a Fund for Small Business Loans for Growers and Food-Related Businesses
Create a Fund for Small Business Loans for Growers and Food-Related Businesses

Working Farms Pilot Program

Conduct Feasibility Studies for Expansion and Siting of New Food-Related Businesses
Conduct Feasibility Studies for Expansion and Siting of New Food-Related Businesses

NYC Public Housing Authority Food Business Pathways Programs