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Program Comparisons Cost Sharing In general, HMA funds may be used to pay up to 75 percent of the eligible activity costs. The remaining 25 percent of eligible costs are derived from non-Federal sources. The table below outlines the Federal and State cost share requirements. Program Cost Share Requirements Mitigation Activity Award (Percent of Federal/ Non-Federal Share) HMGP 75 / 25 PDM 75 / 25 PDM (subrecipient is small impoverished community)90 / 10 PDM (federally-recognized tribal Recipient is small impoverished community)90 / 10 FMA (Insured properties and planning grants)75 / 25 FMA (repetitive loss property with repetitive loss strategy)90 / 10 FMA (severe repetitive loss property with repetitive loss strategy)100 / 0 Eligible Applicants and Subapplicants States, territories, and federally-recognized tribal governments are eligible HMA Applicants. Each State, territory, and federally-recognized tribal government shall designate one agency to serve as the Applicant for each HMA program. All interested subapplicants must apply to the Applicant. Individuals and businesses may not apply directly to the State, territory, or FEMA, but eligible local governments may apply on their behalf. The table below identifies, in general, eligible subapplicants. Eligible Subapplicants HMGP PDM FMA State agencies ✔✔✔ Federally-recognized tribes ✔✔✔ Local governments/communities*✔✔✔ Private nonprofit organizations (PNPs)✔ ✔ = Subapplicant is eligible for program funding * Local governments/community may include non federally-recognized tribes, or consistent with definition of local government at 44 CFR 201.2, may include any Indian tribe or authorized tribal organization, or Alaska Native village or organization that is not federally-recognized per 25 U.S.C. 479a et seq. Available Funding PDM and FMA funding depend on the amounts Congress appropriates each year. HMGP funding is usually 15 percent of the amount of Federal assistance provided to a State, territory, or federally- recognized tribe following a Presidentially declared disaster. General Requirements All mitigation projects must be cost-effective, technically feasible and effective, and meet Environmental Planning and Historic Preservation (EHP) requirements in accordance with HMA Guidance. In addition, all mitigation activities must adhere to all relevant statutes, regulations, and requirements including other applicable Federal, State, territorial, federally-recognized tribal, and local laws, implementing regulations, and Executive Orders. All Applicants and subapplicants must have hazard mitigation plans that meet the requirements of 44 CFR Part 201. 6.3.B. - Page 8