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pps.org

Project for Public Spaces is providing partners in Pittsburgh, PA, Seattle, WA, and Toronto, ON, Canada, with pro bono technical assistance and a small planning grant to develop citywide market strategies.

communityplanning.org.uk

the improvement service for scottish local government is working for better public services in scotland. it helps local authorities in scotland address the challenges related to public sector reform, in particular best value community planning leadership development knowledge management elected members development efficient government performance management joint working and preparations for the single transferable vote and multi-member wards.

ecocitycleveland.org

greencitybluelake is the network of people and organizations creating a sustainable northeast ohio.

udg.org.uk

Urban Update is a regular free news service for people with an interest in the design of cities, towns and villages. It covers latest news, research, events and jobs. Please 1. Tick the box "Urban Update" 2. Add your email address 3. Tick subscribe or unsubscribe - as the mood takes you!

udri.org

The Public Forum of the Urban Design Research Institute began in 1995 with a lecture series that provided a vibrant forum for talks ranging from those on the works of architects, landscape architects, conservation architects, city historians, artists and film makers to those focused on particular issues. In November 1999, the UDRI also started a

uli.org

ULI Events are comprised of industry leading hybrid conferences and networking events for members and non members.

narc.org

Join us in Tulsa for NARC's 60th Annual Conference, hosted with INCOG – networking, sessions, and innovation for regional leaders

spur.org

To reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate pollution, California will need to build out the infrastructure to make walking, biking and riding transit the default ways to get around. Senate Bill 288, which expires this year, makes it faster to build commonsense sustainable transportation projects. SPUR recommends that the state extend and improve the law by passing SB 922. This brief provides background on SB 288 and describes the impact of the law, including case studies on projects built since it was passed.