Rural Resources, Insights, and Collaborations by Aspen CSG and Partners
Insights and recommendations to do rural development and rural health differently—moving collectively toward equitable rural development with projects grounded in place and a people-centered vision of community impact.
Report serves as an intelligence gathering support document in order to suggest areas to focus capacity development efforts in terms of issues needing to be addressed, possible approaches and suggested target audiences for the Aspen Institute's Rural Development Program.
Paper highlights need for competent assessment of community resources and opportunities alongside more effective local planning and action.
Report examines general trends in Southern economic development policy over the last five years in order to establish the context within rural development policies and programs are taking place.
Report examines the possibilities and pitfalls of efforts to build flexible manufacturing networks.
Report summarizes data collected through four interrelated analytic strategies under the State Policy Program (SPP) at the Aspen Institute
Report highlights the unique role intermediaries play in the development process in rural communities.
Paper seeks to examine how state government in Great Plains states see their role in economic development.
This paper represents effort by the Palmetto Conservation Foundation to bring issues in coastal tourism in South Carolina into focus.
This document contains a case study of Brush, Colorado, wherein researchers examined local community health through field research and qualitative surveys.
Paper highlights the Main Street Program of the National Trust for Historical Preservation.
Paper examines the economic changes at work in the Great Plains.
Document serves an interim report of Phase 1 of the Great Plains Project.
