Assessing the future resilience of the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority: A deep dive into revolving fund and energy program sustainability

Abstract: The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) relies on three primary income sources: Congressional allotments, state allotments, and loan fees or repayments from assistance recipients. The allocation of these funds is determined by the political figures and parties in office. A political shift toward conservative policies could prompt state and federal authorities to reduce funding for GEFA in favor of alternative initiatives. This reduction would likely have a substantial impact on GEFA's financial stability and the scope of its programs.

Economics

Audience: researchers in the topic

DVU Data Science Seminar Series

Series comments: First Presentation: National Center for Civil and Human Rights