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Water Efficiency Grant Program Final Project WET Grant Report (CWN) <br /> FY 2008 2006 2006 Nat'I 2006 2006 Regional <br />Table 3. CO National 75t" Regional* Regional* Exceeding <br />Interstate Comparisons PWET Median Percentile Median Maximum CO PWET** <br />Training Workshops 2 1 1 0.5 1 None <br /># of Facilitators 191 28 65.5 32 155 None <br />Educator Workshops 27 13 26.5 15 48 AZ 1 NE <br />Number Trained in PWET 630 238 450 321 734 Arizona <br />* Arizona, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming <br />** 2006 Regional State numbers compared to 2008 Colorado numbers <br />These accomplishments could not have been achieved without C~ICB sponsorship and <br />support. This support mirrors other successful water education programs in other successful states, <br />including California and Arizona. <br />Compared to other states, CAIN is also engaged in innovative efforts. These include the <br />sponsored specialized workshops and school district curricula integration in Aurora and Durango. <br />Such efforts have gained some national attention within the Project DIET network. C~XIN plans <br />on building upon these successes. <br />~XIe believe with such success, Project ~XIET has paved the way for Colorado to become a <br />national leader in delivering effective and innovative education to educators and students. Our <br />water education methods are successful in bringing educators and their students from awareness to <br />action, and C~XIN will continue using the well researched and engaging Project ~XIET materials <br />combined with building local partnerships with water utilities, school districts, and universities <br />across Colorado to do just that. At relatively low cost, C~XIN will continue to provide more in <br />depth and meaningful learning opportunities throughout Colorado. <br />Page 12 <br />