Features
Community Decision Support
Using a variety of tools, Community Decision Support enhances local capacity to make sound policy choices. Tools include economic models, demographic analysis, Geographical Information System (GIS) mapping, and fiscal impact tools.
Data tools to support community decisions:
- CARES — Center for Applied Research and Environmental Systems
- CIM — Community Issues Management
- CPAC — Community Policy Analysis Center
- OSEDA — Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis
- PPRC — Public Policy Research Center
Community Planning
Groups, organizations and communities develop a vision, identify priorities, develop an action agenda, and successfully develop and implement programs and projects. Find a specialist in your area who can help.
Vision to Action: Take Charge Too (PDF) — Resource guide for facilitating participatory community and organizational planning.
MY LoGo — Missouri Youth Engaged in Local Government
Middle school students learn with local government officials about local government. They make recommendations on local issues and take action on local issues facing communities.
A comprehensive state-wide training program for Missouri poll workers provides materials that can be mixed and matched to fit differing training timelines needed by local election officials.
Missouri Communities Deliberate
The deliberative process helps to mitigate conflict, polarization and stalemates that commonly result over issues where there are no optimal solutions and that require public input.
MU Extension helps people create communities of the future. Community development education helps citizens tap into local strengths and university resources. Read about impacts the program has had on Missouri communities.
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