Accelerating resiliency planning in communities across the Commonwealth
This guide walks you through the steps of measuring the local economic impact of expanding food hub activities, either from the establishment of a new hub or the expansion of an existing hub.
The guide is intended for individuals who are familiar with IMPLAN software and data and compliments Assessing the Economic Impacts of Food Hubs on Regional Economies: A Framework that Includes Opportunity Cost.
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A discussion on electric school bus funding and charging management. Learn how your school can benefit from electric school buses!
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Join FEMA for one of Their resilience listening sessions and contribute to the development of national resilience guidance.
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The ACORE Finance Forum returns to New York City on June 7-8, 2023. This year, leaders from across the renewable transaction landscape will assess risk mitigation amidst uncertainties regarding IRA implementation, inflation, permitting challenges and…
Engaging Communities In Shaping Their Futures
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Back to Lynchburg Rising Meeting Notes Community Members Safety and Other Concerns Many sidewalks need to be fixed. When it rains, the sidewalks flood and
There is no question that our communities are experiencing the impacts of change – change in climate; population shifts; technological advancements; displaced economies; to name a few. This coupled with aging infrastructure, lack of capacity to address these new challenges, and long-established inequities combine to reduce a community’s livelihood.
Quickly identify nearby suppliers of local food with the Local Food Directory.
This project provides open-access tools and data to illustrate areas of need and opportunities to close equity gaps related to nutrition, food access, food system labor, and agriculture and food business ownership.
This study identified trends in marketing and business strategies for Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) models in response to changing consumer preferences and direct marketing opportunities.