Second Interim Report: Formulating a Sustainable Economic Development Process for Rural America

Tags: Community Economic Development, Program Management, Wealth Creation

Client Name: Ford Foundation

Location: United States

Resource Type: Report

Author Org: Yellow Wood Associates

Author: Yellow Wood Associates Staff, Wealth Creation in Rural Communities - Building Sustainable Livelihoods Initiative Staff

Year: 2010

A balanced approach to development takes account of the triple bottom line, benefiting the economy, the environment, and social inclusion simultaneously, while considering the impacts on seven forms of wealth (individual, social, intellectual, natural, built, financial and political). This Second Interim Report on the progress of the project assesses lessons learned in the second year of this work.

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