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Washington
County
- North Carolina STEP (Small Towns Economic Prosperity)
This is a 3-year project involving ECU's RDI and Center for Survey Research in which personnel are working as "coaches" for Swan Quarter, Plymouth, Columbia and Grifton. This is a Small Towns Economic Prosperity (STEP) demonstration project funded by the NC Rural Economic Development Center. The mission of the STEP project is to help small towns find their economic "niches" and develop plans to capitalize on these areas.
- Windows on the World
ECU is partnering with Elizabeth City State University and leading the effort to reinvigorate the Windows on the World Center in Roper, NC. This partnership, through a comprehensive approach to countywide issues, will use faculty, staff and student expertise to address social and economic problems in Washington County--including access to distance education and the internet.
- Comprehensive
Economic Development Strategy (CEDS)
For
the purpose of regional planning and administration, the Regional
Development Institute has developed a comprehensive database of
socioeconomic data in addition to designing and analyzing a survey of
regional leaders for the Albemarle
Commission.
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Entrepreneurship Development System
Regional
Development Services is assisting the N.C.
Rural Economic Development Center in creating a comprehensive system
which will help rural communities develop a range of services for their
small businesses, including education and training opportunities, technical
assistance, access to capital, and business-to-business networking.
- Laupus
Library Project
ECU's
Center for Survey Research
is evaluating medical library services based on the needs of eastern
North Carolina medical service providers that utilize the services of
the Laupus Library.
- Roanoke
River Partners
Regional
Development Services is assisting the Roanoke
River Partners in a study that will review the economic impact and
development influence of the Roanoke River.
- Storm-Water
Opinion and Awareness Study
ECU's
Center for Survey Research
is working with the North Carolina
Department of Environment and Natural Resources to evaluate public
awareness of storm-water runoff and water quality in regions throughout
North Carolina.
- United
Way Partners with Regional Development Services
Eastern
North Carolina United
Ways are collaborating with ECU to discuss and act on opportunities
and projects that can benefit residents of eastern North Carolina.
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