Many regional development organizations (RDOs) and councils of governments are exploring how they can support regional food systems infrastructure, according to the 2011 NADO Research Foundation report Regional Food Systems
Pennsylvania initiated a statewide effort to integrate land use, transportation and economic development at the regional level through a process known as LUTED, under which the state’s regional planning and
The2010 NADO Research Foundation issue brief Natural Gas Drilling in the Marcellus Shale: Economic Opportunities and Infrastructure Challenges (PDF)examines the natural gas drilling boom in the U.S. and associated economic opportunities
The 2009 research report Role of Transportation Planning in the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Process: A Nationwide Scan(PDF) identifies the extent and methods used by economic development districts to incorporate
The 2009 report Metropolitan and Rural Transportation Planning: Case Studies and Checklists for Regional Collaboration (PDF) provides case studies and checklists of possible actions that metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs), rural
The 2008 Rural Local Officials Consultation Assessment Guide (view the PDF guideor accompanying presentation as a PowerPoint fileor PDF) is intended to provide rural local elected and appointed officials, along
The 2008 report Short Line Railroads: Saving an Endangered Species of Freight Transport(PDF) highlights the action of the Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board and the SEDA-Council of
The 2008 report Arrowhead Region: A Portfolio of Transportation Assets(PDF) showcases the role of the Arrowhead Regional Development Commission in supporting the Duluth-Superior Metropolitan Interstate Council (the MPO for the
The 2007 report Southeast Tennessee Transportation: Positioning the Chattanooga Region in the Global Economy(PDF) explores the Chattanooga region’s multi-modal transportation system and its role in retaining the region’s economic competitiveness
The NADO Research Foundation’s Center for Transportation Advancement and Regional Development released the special report Regional Alliance Pulls Toyota to Tupelo: PUL Alliance Efforts Attract New Jobs(PDF) in 2007. The
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