Sustainable Communities (Federal)

Rise (St. Louis)
The Mid-America Regional Council (Kansas City)
Community Information Now (CI:Now) (San Antonio)
Urban–Greater DC (Washington, D.C.)
NNIP partners bring their existing data holdings and deep relationships in the community to support the planning and implementation activities of place-based initiatives. Working collaboratively... [read more]
After three years of citizen engagement and the creation of a Regional Growth Framework for the 14-county Charlotte region, the CONNECT... [read more]
In September 2011, ARC, in partnership with a consortium of 11 other organizations, submitted an application for funding to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Sustainable... [read more]
CMAP will soon begin implementing its Sustainable Communities grant (HUD) by providing technical assistance for municipal planners across our region. CMAP’s online data systems will serve as... [read more]
Through a new regional transit-oriented development collaborative, Mile High Connects, supported through the Ford Foundation’s Metropolitan Opportunities Initiative, Piton, partnered with... [read more]
Under the leadership of MARC (convening member of the CWIN collaborative, which is the effective organizational entity constituting KC’s NNIP partnership) Kansas City was an awardee in the first... [read more]
Three Rise staff members are serving on committees for the East West Gateway-led, HUD-Funded St. Louis Regional Plan for Sustainable Development, including the Technical Planning Committee, which... [read more]
Growing Transit Communities will help local communities make the most of new light rail service, bus rapid transit and other transit investments, with the goal of putting jobs and opportunity... [read more]
On October 15, 2010, HUD Regional Administrator Richard Walega announced a $4 million Press conference announcing award of Sustainable Communities grant to MAPCSustainable Communities Grant award... [read more]
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For a more complete case study of this experience, see Metropolitan Kansas City: Creating...
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