Report: Community Economies Pilot in Prince Edward County

Friday, October 28th, we welcomed Dr. Audrey Jamal & Rebecca Gordon from the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics at University of Guelph.

Driven by the question “how do we strengthen community economies?” the report explores how community voices and perspectives at the planning table can include a diverse set of perspectives and ideas to shape the community’s economic future.

The researchers presented their initail report findings for the Community Economies Pilot Project + Prince Edward County.

A fuller report will be available early 2023, which will support Thrive PEC in the development of a Community Economic Action Plan.

View the slides from the initial findings summary report

This report summary shares about local economic development, the formation of Thrive PEC, the ABCD process and recent community engagement findings. A full report will be shared in coming weeks, please share and join the conversation.

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