OR Online Training | What Is an IUP? How Intended Use Plans Can Serve as Secret Decoder Rings for the State Revolving Loan Funds (SRFs)

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OR Online Training | What Is an IUP? How Intended Use Plans Can Serve as Secret Decoder Rings for the State Revolving Loan Funds (SRFs)

by Cristen Crew

Date and Time: 4-10-2025 @ 09:00 AM (PDT) to 4-10-2025 @ 11:30 AM (PDT)

Location: Online Event

Description: This engaging and informative session will dive deep into the concept of Intended Use Plans (IUPs) and explore how they act as key tools for navigating and unlocking the potential of State Revolving Loan Funds (SRFs). SRFs provide financing to support environmental infrastructure projects, and understanding how to interpret and leverage IUPs can significantly improve your access to these funds. Oregon’s DWSRF and CWSRF IUPs will be used as examples throughout the presentation. Learning Objectives:

Understand the structure and purpose of IUPs
Decode the language of IUPs to identify funding opportunities
Align projects with state priorities for better funding chances
Identify key SRF Program Criteria

Trainer: Ashley Lucht, Director, Community Finance Team, Quantified Ventures CEUs: This training is approved for 0.2 Wastewater and Drinking Water continuing education credits by the Oregon Environmental Services Advisory Council. Who Should Attend:

Drinking water and wastewater system operators or managers, municipal and utility staff, and local government officials
Financial officers, grant managers, environmental consultants, and engineers
Nonprofit organizations, technical assistance providers, and state/local decision-makers
Anyone involved or interested in infrastructure projects, planning, or funding.

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