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Assessing a set of indicators for creative placemaking: reflections from the field

Identifying indicators that measure the impact of creative placemaking is difficult because creative placemaking efforts often have multiple and varying goals, such as increasing employment, reducing crime, and attracting or retaining residents. Community context also affects the appropriateness of particular indicators. For example, crime rates may not be considered particularly useful as indicators for communities that generally have little crime. Thus, multiple indicators are needed. In addition, considerable debate exists among arts researchers and practitioners about which indicators are ...
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 02 , Pages 049-055

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The Evolution and Future of the Healthy Communities Movement

Over the past four decades, the Healthy Communities movement has transformed traditional definitions and approaches to health. Philanthropic organizations, nonprofits, and government agencies?driven by the disconnect between health spending and health outcomes, the growing awareness of the importance of the social determinants of health, and the need to address poverty as a means of improving health?are leading efforts to ensure that good health is happening where we live, learn, work, and play. This article draws upon an environmental scan of 38 Healthy Communities demonstration programs and ...
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 1 , Pages 081-092

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Hunting for data sources: how improving data can increase capital for emerging domestic markets

The data on emerging domestic markets are fragmented, non-standardized, and not widely accessible. One way to remedy this information gap would be to create a ?data consortium? that leverages existing resources and uses them to build an integrated database. Increasing the amount and quality of data available on EDM firms would provide opportunities for improved analysis, policymaking, capital flow, and product development.
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 2 , Pages 16-33

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Using the framework of the Community Reinvestment Act to support rural communities in China

Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 01 , Pages 141-149

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Building resiliency

Profiles four creative placemaking projects that built resiliency: Prattsville Center and Artist Residency; World Garden Commons; Art and Ecology Campus at Brightwalk; and Design/Relief.
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 02 , Pages 116-130

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Strengthening neighborhood stabilization: refining business models for housing counseling

This article begins by reviewing the evolution of the housing counseling industry and discussing the opportunities and challenges of adopting a ?fee for service? model of housing counseling. We then highlight two recent business model innovations that have emerged in response to the foreclosure crisis?the Mortgage Resolution Fund in Chicago and the Occupied Homes Program in New York City.
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 02 , Pages 53-61

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Creating a marketplace: information exchange and the secondary market for community development loans

The ?electronic marketplace? allows participating buyers and sellers to exchange information about market prices and product offerings, with a goal to establish buyer-seller relationships. This article explores how to foster these relationships with community development lenders and investors.
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 2 , Pages 60-63

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The Brookings Urban Markets Initiative: Using information to drive change

Urban residents are more likely than their suburban counterparts to be underserved by retail services. The implications for urban residents and urban communities are far reaching. Recent research has shown that the costs of the basics?such as food, clothing, and even insurance?are often higher for low- to moderate-income residents. Appropriate access to goods and retail services must be a part of any agenda to create healthy communities. This article outlines the role of information as a critical part of the framework for urban retail success benefiting residents, communities, and the private ...
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 1 , Pages 67-77

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The Federal Housing Administration’s Distressed Asset Stabilization Program: an innovative solution for addressing the national and local impacts of the recession

FHA?s Distressed Asset Stabilization Program, which builds on an existing program known as the 601 Accelerated Claims Disposition note sales program, is an innovative strategy to sell severely delinquent loans before they go into foreclosure.
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 02 , Pages 63-66

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Social impact bonds: lessons learned so far

Although Pay for Success (PFS) contracts have received widespread attention in the United States and abroad, there is nothing fundamentally new about governments paying for outcomes. Performance clauses in construction contracts are common, and the Department of Defense has procured services using performance-based contracting for years. Many state and local governments now use performance clauses in their procurement of human services, for example by providing bonuses to contractors administering job training programs based upon the number of clients who obtain and/ or retain jobs. What ...
Community Development Innovation Review , Issue 01 , Pages 023-033

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