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Innovative Local Economic Development Programs
;Contents: Introduction and Case Selection (Introduction, Selection, Framework, and Data Collection Methods for the Case Studies, Summary of Lessons Learned); Case Studies Organized by Primary Type of Initiative (Brownfields Redevelopment, City of Kalamazoo Brownfield Redevelopment Initiative, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Golden Belt Business Education Service Center, Durham, North Carolina, Huntington Industrial Center, Huntington, West Virginia, Wilmington Brownfields Assessment Demonstration Pilot Program, Wilmington, Delaware); Sustainable Development (Chattanooga: Decentralized Sustainable Development, Chattanooga, Tennessee, City of Austin Sustainable Communities Initiative, Austin, Texas, Civano: Sustainable Community and Economic Development, Tucson, Arizona); Workforce Development (Focus: HOPE Workforce Programs, Detroit, Michigan, Northland School-to-Career Partnership, Kansas City, Missouri, One-Stop Workforce System, Madisonville, Kentucky, Semiconductor Industry/Education Partnership (SIEP), Tempe, Arizona, Urban Enterprise Corps, Chapel Hill, North Carolina); Response to the New Economy (City of Littleton's New Economy Program, Littleton, Colorado, Massachusetts Biotechnology Research Park (Biotech Park), Worchester, Massachusetts, National Center for Industrial Competitiveness (NCIC) Capital Fund, Dayton, Ohio, Project Mercury, San Diego, California, Winchester Technology Zone, Winchester, Virginia). Application of New Technology/Internet (City of Vallejo Economic Development Information System (VEDIS), Vallejo, California, Grant County Economic Development through the Internet, Fennimore, Wisconsin, The Pueblo-Durango Internet Partnership, Pueblo, Colorado, Smart Permits: A Program by the Joint Venture: Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley, California, Smart Connections Center, Aberdeen, South Dakota, Southern Mississippi Planning and Development District (SMPDD) Internet Site, Gulfport, Mississippi); Innovative Partnerships (Appalachian Center for Economic Networks (ACEnet), Athens, Ohio, Enterprise Toledo, Toledo, Ohio).
Innovative Local Economic Development Programs
;Contents: Introduction and Case Selection (Introduction, Selection, Framework, and Data Collection Methods for the Case Studies, Summary of Lessons Learned); Case Studies Organized by Primary Type of Initiative (Brownfields Redevelopment, City of Kalamazoo Brownfield Redevelopment Initiative, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Golden Belt Business Education Service Center, Durham, North Carolina, Huntington Industrial Center, Huntington, West Virginia, Wilmington Brownfields Assessment Demonstration Pilot Program, Wilmington, Delaware); Sustainable Development (Chattanooga: Decentralized Sustainable Development, Chattanooga, Tennessee, City of Austin Sustainable Communities Initiative, Austin, Texas, Civano: Sustainable Community and Economic Development, Tucson, Arizona); Workforce Development (Focus: HOPE Workforce Programs, Detroit, Michigan, Northland School-to-Career Partnership, Kansas City, Missouri, One-Stop Workforce System, Madisonville, Kentucky, Semiconductor Industry/Education Partnership (SIEP), Tempe, Arizona, Urban Enterprise Corps, Chapel Hill, North Carolina); Response to the New Economy (City of Littleton's New Economy Program, Littleton, Colorado, Massachusetts Biotechnology Research Park (Biotech Park), Worchester, Massachusetts, National Center for Industrial Competitiveness (NCIC) Capital Fund, Dayton, Ohio, Project Mercury, San Diego, California, Winchester Technology Zone, Winchester, Virginia). Application of New Technology/Internet (City of Vallejo Economic Development Information System (VEDIS), Vallejo, California, Grant County Economic Development through the Internet, Fennimore, Wisconsin, The Pueblo-Durango Internet Partnership, Pueblo, Colorado, Smart Permits: A Program by the Joint Venture: Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley, California, Smart Connections Center, Aberdeen, South Dakota, Southern Mississippi Planning and Development District (SMPDD) Internet Site, Gulfport, Mississippi); Innovative Partnerships (Appalachian Center for Economic Networks (ACEnet), Athens, Ohio, Enterprise Toledo, Toledo, Ohio).
Innovative Local Economic Development Programs
1999
193 pages
Report
No indication
English
Domestic Commerce, Marketing, & Economics , Environmental Management & Planning , Economic & Community Development , Economic development , Local government , Urban areas , Case studies , Internet , Technology innovation , Technical assistance , Workforce development , New economy , Sustainable development
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