Economic Development through Brownfields Revitalization
NOTE: This workshop is organized by www.nado.org.
Community Development & Environmental Awareness Registration
A Two-Day Workshop for New England Communities
July 15 - 16, 2008
Grappone Conference Center - Marriott Courtyard
70 Constitution Ave, Concord, NH, 03301
Day 1: Economic Development through Brownfields Revitalization
Brownfields redevelopment can help create local jobs and spur downtown revitalization projects by attracting private investment. Learn how to identify brownfields, finance cleanup activities and turn a contaminated property into a source of economic vitality for your community.
Tentative Topics to be Covered:
- How to fund your brownfields project (state and federal brownfields programs)
- Making brownfields projects run more smoothly – organization, techniques and tools
- Creative brownfields practices and success stories
Day 2: Green Concepts for a Regional Economy
Learn how green practices can lead to economic development in your region. With rising gas prices and growing concerns about energy security, this workshop will help New England communities identify steps that can be taken at the local level for building a sustainable economy.
Tentative Topics to be Covered:
- Role of development organizations in regional approaches to renewable energy
- Developing a workforce for green collar jobs
- Making green building cost-effective
Encouraging growth of green businesses - finding capital in a down market
Register now to reserve your place!
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