ClearPath's Civic Impact Framework produces verified, estimated, and directional outcomes — with the methodology visible and the confidence labels never stripped. We ship 5 grant-report templates and 2 pre-drafted narratives (EPA SWIFR + MPCA) that your grant administrator can pick up and inject scope into.
Your team downloads it from the admin portal in one click. It's built from your live county data at the moment you export. Suitable to attach directly as an appendix to a federal, state, or foundation grant application. Includes the headline numbers, the methodology behind them, and the confidence label on every figure.
Two complete grant narrative drafts already written. Your grants administrator picks the open application round, fills in the scope and budget specific to your county, and is ready to submit. We keep these updated as the funder's language shifts cycle to cycle.
Every metric we put in a grant report carries its label: Verified, Estimated, Directional, or Needs more data. A grant reviewer can trace any number back to where it came from. We will not let your team accidentally overstate what we can prove.
When we estimate pounds diverted from the landfill or CO₂ emissions avoided, we use EPA's Waste Reduction Model — the same model federal grant reviewers use. The math is shown alongside every estimated number.
Every number in every grant report carries one of four labels: Verified (a resident reported back that they actually did what we recommended), Estimated (we did the math from observed activity using a published model), Directional (useful for trend, not a precise number), or Needs more data (we don't have enough yet to publish responsibly). Nothing ships without a label.
If a single resident search led to multiple outcomes (a verdict, a feedback message, a confirmed action), only the strongest outcome is counted. No number is inflated by counting the same resident in multiple categories.
Your county's impact numbers belong to your county. We never publish anything that could identify an individual resident, facility, or county without permission.
When your grant program requires an environmental-justice analysis, we can pair your participation map with EPA's public EJSCREEN demographic data. The overlay uses publicly-available demographic boundaries — no individual resident data leaves your county.
The public Trust Dashboard surfaces the Civic Impact Framework's headline metrics against our pilot county data — with the confidence labels visible.
