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Community Investments: Volume 20, Issue 2, 2008
In this issue of Community Investments, we highlight efforts that demonstrate a growing commitment by the community development field to taking environmental concerns into account. The articles in this issue illustrate how developers, investors, and grassroots organizations are finding creative and effective ways to bundle environmentally responsible outcomes with community development ends. |
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For the latest information on the Federal Reserve's efforts to mitigate the impact of foreclosures, including local data presentations and research reports, visit our new Foreclosure Resource Center.
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Launched in the fall of 2006, Bank on San Francisco has assisted more than 24,000 unbanked individuals develop a banking relationship and enter the financial mainstream. Learn more about this initiative co-sponsored by the Offices of the Mayor and Treasurer of San Francisco. |
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Individual Development Accounts (IDA) |
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Homeownership Preservation |
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Access
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Earned Income Tax Credit |
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Microenterprise |
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Small Business Loans |
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Rural Economic Development |
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Workforce Development |
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CDFIs-Venture Capital |
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Scale and Sustainability |
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Multifamily |
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Homeownership |
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Manufactured Housing |
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Affordable
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Neighborhood Revitalization |
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Mixed Use Development |
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Community
Services: e.g., Health Care, Education, Cultural Amenities. |
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Sovereign Lending |
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Tribal Member Asset Building |
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Legal and
Governance Resources |
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Environmental Assessments |
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Research Resource Links |
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Bankers' Directories of Community Organizations/Community
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