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Alaska Performance Partnership Agreement

What is a Performance Partnership Agreement (PPA)?

Since 1995, EPA and states have been creating working under a performance-based system of environmental protection designed to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of state-EPA partnerships. By focusing EPA and state resources on the most pressing environmental problems and taking advantage of the unique capacities of each partner, performance partnerships can help achieve the greatest environmental and human health protection.

The purpose of this agreement is to establish mutual priorities and performance expectations for EPA Region 10 and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. The agreement includes specific commitments made by each agency regarding Alaska’s most important environmental priorities.

2010 Alaska Performance Partnership Agreement (PDF) (34pp., 13MB)

Previous Agreements

2009 Alaska Performance Partnership Agreement (PDF) (30pp, 1.1MB)
2009 Alaska PPA Midyear Progress Report (PDF) (35pp, 223K)
2008 Alaska PPA (PDF) (34pp, 224K)
2008 Alaska PPA Midyear Progress Report (PDF) (39 pp. 223K)

Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation

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