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NNIP Selects 4 Partners for Inaugural Emerging Opportunities Fund
March 1, 2024 to January 31, 2025
Urban Institute   (NNIP Coordinator)


Urban Institute is excited to announce the NNIP partners in Boston, Durham, New Haven, and San Antonio selected through a competitive Request for Proposals for $50,000 subgrants from the NNIP... [read more]

NNIP Recognizes Center for Urban and Regional Affairs for Advancing Neighborhood Equity in City Capital Investments
May 18, 2017
Center for Urban and Regional Affairs   (Minneapolis-St. Paul)


In May 2017, the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership conferred the inaugural G. Thomas Kingsley Impact Award to the Center for Urban Affairs (CURA) ... [read more]

One D[etroit] Scorecard and the Southeast Michigan Regional Opportunity Index
May 2014
Data Driven Detroit (D3)   (Detroit)


In May 2014, D3 launched the 2014 One D Scorecard, an online tool that reports on the status of our region through key data indicators in five Priority Areas: Economic Prosperity, Educational... [read more]

NRP Funding Loss and Property Tax Analysis
May 2011
Center for Urban and Regional Affairs   (Minneapolis-St. Paul)


CURA was asked by a group of neighborhood organizations to measure the impact of proposed cuts in their share of city funding.  The cuts would be used to decrease a proposed 7.5% property tax hike... [read more]

Related Publications:
City of Charlotte
Charlotte
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator
Center for Urban and Regional Affairs
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Tracking Investment Flows in Neighborhoods
October 23, 2015
Video - By: Tom Kingsley; Andrew Bowen; Jeff Matson
Session Materials
The Mid-America Regional Council
Kansas City
Transportation Outlook 2040: Metropolitan Kansas City's Long Range Transportation Plan
June 23, 2015
Report - By: Mid-America Regional Council
Transportation Outlook 2040: Metropolitan Kansas City's Long Range Transportation Plan
The Mid-America Regional Council
Kansas City
Fiscal Capacity Appendix of the Transportation Outlook 2040
June 9, 2015
Report - By: Mid-America Regional Council
Link
(Inactive) Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Portland
Place, People, and Decision-making in 1st Tier Suburbs: Lessons Learned in Beaverton, OR
October 23, 2014
Presentation - By: Meg Merrick
PPTX
(Inactive) Children's Optimal Health
Austin*
Confronting Suburban Poverty: Challenges and Directions for the Austin Region
October 23, 2014
Presentation - By: Susan Millea
PPTX
Institute for Urban Policy Research
Dallas
Growing Challenges in the North Texas Corridor
October 23, 2014
Presentation - By: Anthony Galvan
PPTX
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator
Framing Page for Engaging with Suburban Neighborhoods: What's Different?
October 20, 2014
Meeting Materials - By: The Urban Institute
Link
(Inactive) CamConnect
Camden
The Budget Report: The City of Camden's Fiscal Environment
2010
Report - By: CamConnect
Link
University Center for Social and Urban Research
Pittsburgh
Property Tax Collection and Neighborhoods
March 2010
Journal Article - By: Christopher Briem and Sabina Deitrick
PDF
Link
(Inactive) Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Portland
Public Finance: Differences, Similarities, and No Quick Fixes
January 2007
Report - By: Steve Novick, City Council of Portland
Link
(Inactive) CamConnect
Camden
Camden Municipal Budget 2006
May 2006
Report - By: CamConnect
Budget_summary_may2006.pdf
PDF
(Inactive) CamConnect
Camden
Camden Budget and Taxes 2005
June 2005
Report - By: CamConnect
Camden_Budget_6-21-05.pdf
PDF

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