Natural Assets – Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond

Category: Natural Assets

» The Virginia Creeper Trail: Partnerships Creating Public Value

» Environmental Infrastructure Programs under the Omnibus Budget Bill

» The Benefits of Daylighting Streams

» In Vino, Veritable Impact on Tourism

» The Value of Greenways

» 2016 Environmental Legislation: Place Matters!

» Embrace Your Unique Place: Asset-Based Economic Development

» Good News, Bad News: Water in North Carolina

» Live Long and Prosper: Does CED Impact How Long We Live?

» Local Food Systems and Economic Development: What’s the Measurable Link?

» Community Food Strategies: Food System Network Building in NC

» More Federal Funding Available to Grow Clean Energy Small Businesses

» The Blue Economy: Linking Water to Economic Revitalization

» Four Finance Facts about Flint

» Capacity Matters For CED, Part 2: News For the NC Food Industry and Farmers

» How to Measure Job Creation from Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs

» Coastal Dredging in North Carolina

» Partnership Potential Between Water Utilities and Their Non-Residential Customers

» Downtown Parks as Economic Development

» Community Food Councils: Questions and Answers

» Taxing Toilet Paper —Wastewater Finance Savior or Regressive Burden?

» Food Councils and Food Hubs

» Food Deserts and Development Finance Options in North Carolina

» Local Foods as Community Development, Some Questions and Answers

» An environmental finance option that will take your breath away

» Why Local Governments Should be Thinking About Local Food Systems

» Go Fish! Managing the eco(logical and nomic)-impact of commercial and recreational fisheries

» Connecting Growth to Downtown Revitalization

» Community Development and a Sense of Place

» Measuring quality of life or “livability” within a community

» USDA Projects in North Carolina Mapped

» Local Food Policy Councils as Community Development Strategy

» Bottoms up! Adapting community development finance for local water infrastructure

» Value-Added Production as Economic Development

» What @sog_ced is reading on the web: December 2012

» “Territorial Assets” and the Latest from Richard Florida

» Urban Forests as Local Government Infrastructure

» New Western NC Food Policy Council Sets the Table for Community Economic Development

» Local Foods as Economic Development — Cabarrus County

» The Economic Benefits of Protecting Healthy Watersheds

» Recycling on the Rise in Public and Private Realms

» Property Tax Breaks for Farms in NC: A Development Tool in Need of Reform?

» Turning water into beer….and jobs

» UNC partnerships with Tier I counties (part I)

» Asset-Based Development: An Approach to Poverty in the U.S.

» Community-Campus Partnerships: Marion and Valdese, NC

» Governor’s Small Town Competitiveness Forum #3 — Haywood County

» Governor’s Small Town Competitiveness Forum #2 — Davidson County

» Governor’s Small Town Competitiveness Forum — Martin County

» Changing Face of Water Quality Finance?