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Code · CFR · Title 12 — Banks and Banking · Part 1807 — Capital Magnet Fund · § 1807.800

§ 1807.800. Evaluation and selection—general.

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Each Applicant will be evaluated and selected, at the sole discretion of the CDFI Fund, to receive a CMF Award based on a review process that will include a paper or electronic Application, and may include an interview(s) and/or site visit(s), and that is intended to:
(a)Ensure that Applicants are evaluated in a fair and consistent manner based on the criteria outlined in the NOFA;
(b)Ensure that each Recipient can successfully meet its performance goals and achieve Affordable Housing Activity and Economic Development Activity impacts;
(c)Ensure that Recipients represent a geographically diverse group of Applicants serving Metropolitan Areas and Rural Areas across the United States to address economic distress. Criteria of economic distress may include:
(1)The percentage of Low-Income Families or the extent of poverty;
(2)The rate of unemployment or underemployment;
(3)The extent of disinvestment;
(4)Economic Development Activities that target Extremely Low-Income, Very Low-Income, and Low-Income Families within the Recipient's Service Area; and
(5)Any other criteria the CDFI Fund shall set forth in the applicable NOFA; and
(d)Take into consideration other factors as set forth in the applicable NOFA.
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