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Community Development Outlook Survey Materials, 2011-2023
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis' Community Development Outlook Survey monitors the economic factors affecting low- and moderate-income (LMI) people and communities in the Eighth Federal Reserve District. The survey is sent to a variety of community stakeholders; results represent the opinions of those organizations that respond, which may vary from survey to survey. Data received are useful for strategic planning, community and economic development and public policy dialogue.
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Workforce Development Survey Results, 2015
In 2015, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis distributed a survey to collect data about workforce development trends and outlooks that affect low- and moderate-income individuals and households in Missouri. The St. Louis Fed partnered with eight local organizations deeply involved in workforce development who distributed the survey to their networks. We would like to recognize and thank these partners: St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment; St. Louis County Division of Workforce Development; Jefferson/Franklin County Employment Consortium; St. Charles County Department of Workforce & ...
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Launching a Community Development Project
Greetings on behalf of the Community Development department of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. At the St. Louis Fed and in Fed offices across the country, Community Development staff members are dedicated to promoting community and economic development, as well as fair and equal access to credit across their respective communities.We work to strengthen the effectiveness of community development practitioners by promoting collaboration and good financial decision-making.Today’s community development projects are coming together thanks to the leadership efforts and financing ...
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Impact Investing: Survey of Missouri Nonprofits
The Community Development department of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is interested in better understanding the current landscape and future potential for nonprofit organizations in Missouri to utilize impact investment—borrowed or invested funds that must be repaid—to advance their mission. In January 2017, the St. Louis Fed partnered with Nonprofit Missouri, the Gateway Center for Giving and the Network for Strong Communities to survey nonprofit leaders throughout the state to learn more about their interest in social entrepreneurial activities, their need for outside capital to ...