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Part 119

13 C.F.R. Part 119

Program for Investment in Microentrepreneurs (“PRIME” or “the Act”)

119.1What is the Program for Investment in Microentrepreneurs (PRIME)?119.2-119.20[Reserved]119.2Definitions.Repealed 119.3What types of organizations are eligible for PRIME grants?Repealed 119.4What services or activities must PRIME grant funds be used for?Repealed 119.5How are PRIME grant awards allocated?Repealed 119.6What are the minimum and maximum amounts for an award?Repealed 119.7How long and in what amounts will grant funding be available to a single grantee?Repealed 119.8Are there matching requirements for grantees?Repealed 119.9How will a qualified organization apply for PRIME grant awards?Repealed 119.10Will SBA give preferential consideration to other SBA program participants?Repealed 119.11What information will be requested in an application under the PRIME program?Repealed 119.12What criteria will SBA use to evaluate applications for funding under the PRIME program?Repealed 119.13How will an applicant make a subgrant?Repealed 119.14Are there limitations regarding the use of program income?Repealed 119.15If a grantee is unable to spend the entire amount allotted for a single fiscal year, can the funds be carried over to the next year?Repealed 119.16What are the reporting, record keeping, and related requirements for grantees?Repealed 119.17What types of oversight will SBA provide to grantees?Repealed 119.18What are the restrictions against lobbying?Repealed 119.19Is fundraising an allowable expense under the PRIME program?Repealed 119.20Should grantees and subgrantees raise conflict of interest matters with SBA?Repealed