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Authority: U. This table presents troubleshooting tips to address common issues or errors grantees face when using the Consolidated Plan Template in IDIS. This toolkit provides strategies for grantees that would like to review and assess existing citizen participation and consultation practices and also provides tools to plan future outreach activities. HUD has partnered with the U. Maximizing Investments Toolkit. The Maximizing Investments Toolkit includes tools and guidance to help grantees identify local housing and community development needs and determine how to use available resources most effectively to address those needs.
The tools are intended to help grantees navigate the process of setting goals for their investments and identify ways to maximize the positive impacts of these investments. In essence, the Toolkit helps answer this question: With high demand and limited funds, how can grantees make a real difference?
Making well-informed and strategic choices is the first step. CPD Maps is an online data mapping tool for place-based planning. Grantees and the public can use CPD Maps to analyze and compare housing and economic conditions across their jurisdictions.
The CPD Maps tool is publicly available, giving all community stakeholders access to the same data. The Consolidated Plan template allows grantees to insert maps and data tables from CPD Maps with ease, throughout their plan. This desk huide includes step-by-step instructions describing how to use CPD Maps to display data and create maps that will aid the development of the grantee's Consolidated Plan.
This guide explains how to set up and use the Data-Driven Planning Toolkit effectively to interpret a broad range of data and apply it to the Consolidated Plan process. Consolidated Planning Data Sources. This web page contains a list of the data sources that may be helpful to grantees during the consolidated planning process.
Mapping Services Data. HUD has provided HUD-based data available for download and use by practitioners, researchers and the public in a variety of mapping services. The Consolidated Plan regulations require grantees to complete and submit the SF the standard face sheet for federal applications and pre-applications , as well as the appropriate certifications state or non-state.
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