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Border Environment Cooperation Commission

Certification Process
- Project Certification
  BECC certifies infrastructure projects that improve human health, promote sustainable development, and contribute to enhance the quality of life in the border region.
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- Infrastructure Funding
  Grant and loan funding is available for projects that improve human health, promote sustainable development, and contribute to enhance the quality of life in the border region.
- Technical Assistance
  Grants and technical services are available to finance studies needed to complete a comprehensive analysis of a project, as well as to support the long-term sustainability of a project.
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- Border Region
  Defined as the area in the United States that is within 100 kilometers and the area in Mexico that is within 300 kilometers of the international boundary.
- United States
  - California
  - Arizona
  - New Mexico
  - Texas
- Mexico
Capacity Building
- Capacity Building
  Developing and fostering collaborations and partnerships by facilitating involvement in capacity-building initiatives and working to identify potential project opportunities.

Paving Alternatives Analysis for Rural Roads for Border Region Counties

Published on April 16, 2015

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Paving Alternatives Analysis for Rural Roads for Border Region Counties

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Fugitive dust from unpaved county roads along the U.S. - Mexico Border is a significant health issue, and a growing concern throughout the border region. Although asphalt paving is a very effective means of providing dust control, paving rural roads is typically cost prohibitive. In 2014, BECC sponsored a study to examine alternatives to dust control, such as: administrative measures, chemical treatments, and material applications.