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The vision of WFX is to develop, implement, and demonstrate governance structures and funding solutions exist to enable communities to develop sustainable and safe drinking water and wastewater systems. WFX aims to increase investment in water infrastructure and address the funding gap for small, rural, and underserved communities.
WFX defines success by effectively connecting small, rural, and underserved communities to ideas, expertise, and financing which yield successful water infrastructure deals.
Identifying and engaging community leaders that seek to implement sustainable water infrastructure solutions. WFX serves as a trusted and neutral intermediary to develop solutions from the ground-up with community partners
Supporting communities implement governance models, capital financing management, operations and maintenance analysis, affordability strategies, regulatory compliance, integration with regional watershed approaches and sustainability, and long-term economic resiliency
Providing pre-development financing and bridge loans to catalyze project success or mitigate short-term barriers that impede project completion
Offer new opportunities to accelerate development of water projects by attracting catalytic and transitional funding from multiple sources, including government entities, private finance, and philanthropy
WFX aims to increase investment in water infrastructure and address the funding gap for small, rural, and underserved communities.
Recognition of need and commitment to solve challenges, project champion(s), community support, and ability to effectively collaborate with project partners
Public health and environmental challenges, strong candidate for a funding support, clear path to sustainable success
Debt-service capacity, financial need, dedicated source of repayment, and rate structures
WFX’s activities are supported by philanthropic donations. The organization defrays the cost of its activities with small success fees on successfully funded projects.
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WFX is calling for information about communities that have an identified need and a funding gap to be screened as potential early deal candidates. To review the Letter of Interest requirements, CLICK HERE.