Innovation Based Economic Development
Green-G Network connects communities and regions with resources (knowledge and financing) to build development projects in distressed census tracts.
Green-G Network Development Projects will be anchored by locally owned businesses that:
- provide real living wage incomes for all employees;
- will not be dependent upon tax breaks or other traditional economic development incentives;
- are based on locally available assets and/or innovations crucial to the operation of the business.
Green-G Network was formed to prove that a new economic development model could be demonstrated that provides a mechanism for “growth from within” instead of over-reliance on business recruitment and/or relocation.
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- Fund LOCAL Development Projects
- Take CONTROL of the Capital Stack
- Keep INVESTMENT in the Local Economy
- SEND the RECEIPT to WASHINGTON
Green-G Network
RESTORE Process
Green-G Network created REIZE – Implementing the RESTORE PROCESS to demonstrate how ASSET BASED DEVELOPMENT can restore economic opportunity in distressed census tracts using local innovations.
NM-REIZE was formed as an outcome of the RESTORETM process to demonstrate how community engagement can use technology and innovation to restore economic opportunities:
- Solving New Mexico problems
- Using New Mexico assets
- Deploying New Mexico innovations
- Managed by New Mexico businesses
- Helping New Mexico communities
- Learn More: NM-REIZE.com
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Our posts will give you insights into our philosophy. We are in this to establish a legacy that survives generations.
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