CDBG-DR Toolkit - HUD Exchange

CDBG-DR Toolkit

About the Toolkit

Program Launch

A guide to setting up your CDBG-DR Program
Program Implementation

Sample program policies, procedures and tools for recovery programs and projects

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CDBG-DR Toolkit

About the Toolkit

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About the Toolkit

This toolkit is for grantees who are receiving a CDBG-DR allocation from HUD. Whether you are a new CDBG-DR grantee or an experienced one, this toolkit has something for you.

The CDBG-DR Toolkit provides the information you need to set up and run an effective, compliant CDBG-DR Program. It incorporates guidance on program rules, lessons learned from previous CDBG-DR grantees, and sample tools to give you a head start on your program design and implementation. (If you want to know more about CDBG-DR and how it differs from CDBG, see the CDBG-DR Program page.)

Program Launch walks through the key things you need to know when you receive a CDBG-DR allocation. It provides critical information on program rules and offers tips and tools for establishing the systems, procedures, and capacity you need to implement compliant and effective CDBG-DR-funded programs.

Program Implementation describes important design considerations and provides implementation tools for common CDBG-DR activities including Homebuyer, Homeowner Rehabilitation, Rental Rehabilitation, Buyouts, Small Business Loans, and more.

This guidance was developed by ICF and HUD based on engagements with CDBG-DR grantees. Because no two grantees are identical and every disaster presents new challenges, the tools should be adapted to meet your local circumstances and recovery needs.