Today in Harrisburg, Governor Corbett revealed his proposal for the 2012-2013 budget. We wanted to provide a quick summary and high-level observations to members of the economic development community. The bottom line is that there is little to be excited …
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Before we get too far into the new fiscal year, we thought we’d go back and look at how the innovation-based economic development (IBED) world fared in the last round of state budgets. Tax credits continue to be a favored …
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Tagged communities, economic gardening, funding, Growth, IBED, innovation, investment, Perspectives, state budget, tax credits, white paper
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Last November I packed my bags and moved to Pittsburgh to begin my career in community development. Given my background and the number of community-based organizations (CBOs) tucked within the city’s neighborhoods, I assumed that I would end up working …
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Tagged CDBG, Community, community development, community-based organizations, funding, investment, market, social impact
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