Regional & Collaborative Approaches Archives - Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond

Category: Regional & Collaborative Approaches

» A Lesson for CED Professionals on The Tipping Point: When Local Partners Pull Out of Fed and State Programs

» The 2019 Hurricane Season Is Here: Now What?

» Collaboration: What Makes it Work

» Reconnecting Rural and Urban

» Underwater? Increasing Risks for North Carolina’s Coastal Communities

» The Virginia Creeper Trail: Partnerships Creating Public Value

» Hometown Strong: A Rural Initiative

» Natural Hazard Mitigation Saves Lives, Money, and Property

» Lessons for CED from Europe: Housing, Job, Food, or Fuel Poverty…All Roads Lead to a Social Inclusion Model

» Hidden in Plain Sight

» What Barn Raising Looks Like in Petaluma, California

» Our Shared Fate, Part 2

» Catawba County’s Innovative Water Service Partnership Model

» Lessons for CED from Europe: Inclusive Communities and a New City-Run Food Pantry

» Property Buy-Outs: A Good Option for Local Governments and Homeowners?

» Our Shared Fate

» Leading development projects through text messages and skype?

» Community Resilience: Some Practical Questions

» Utility Customer Assistance Partnerships

» Community Resilience Has Many Faces…Part 2

» Local Governments and Non-Profits: Building Community Through Partnership

» Community Resilience Has Many Faces… Part 1

» The Power of Partnership: The Case of the NC Commerce Park in Alamance County

» New Report Highlights Public-Private Partnerships

» Strengthening Resilience in North Carolina’s Communities

» Mapping North Carolina’s Local Food Infrastructure

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

» Community Food Strategies: Food System Network Building in NC

» Town-Gown Development Partnerships

» City of Greensboro’s SC2 Challenge Yields Six Innovative Comprehensive Economic Development Plans

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

» Working Across Boundaries: The Tryon International Equestrian Center

» Leveraging anchor institutions: A new land bank model in Chapel Hill

» The Heart of Collaborative Leadership

» System Leadership and Community Development

» A Gathering of NC Food Councils

» Guidance for Small Towns on Community Development Outreach Using Information Technology

» Development Finance Initiative (DFI) helps revitalize NC towns – University Gazette

» A Look Inside the Privatization of NC’s Regional Economic Development Partnerships

» The Role of U.S. Counties in Economic Development

» City of Greensboro’s SC2 Challenge: Using A Prize Competition for Economic Development

» Community Food Councils: Questions and Answers

» Food Councils and Food Hubs

» Councils, Common Purpose, and Collaboration

» Food Deserts and Development Finance Options in North Carolina

» What We Can Learn About Community Leadership from Sir Ernest Shackleton

» Local Foods as Community Development, Some Questions and Answers