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What is Community Economic Development?

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The event "What is Community Economic Development? " is set to take place on March 1, 2025, and aims to shed light on the significance of economic development in community resilience, particularly in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. With a comprehensive agenda that addresses legal services, small and medium-sized businesses, and financial reform, the gathering will bring together diverse stakeholders to discuss actionable strategies. The City of Vancouver emphasizes the importance of community engagement in driving economic initiatives that lead to a healthier urban environment. Participants can expect to hear from experts and practitioners who will share their experiences and success stories.

This event aligns with the city's broader commitment to fostering sustainable economic practices and enhancing community well-being. By focusing on collaborative approaches, the event seeks to inspire innovative solutions to local economic challenges. Attendees will leave equipped with valuable insights and resources to contribute positively to their communities. Ultimately, this initiative reflects a proactive stance towards developing a vibrant and inclusive economy in Vancouver.

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