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Moorhead Asset/Networking Mapping Project

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Harsch, Trey

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2021

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The Moorhead Asset/Network Mapping Project occurred over a three month period during the summer of 2021. In cooperation with Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships (RSDP) and the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA), the Moorhead Asset/Network Mapping Project was able to provide the Moorhead Community Resilience Task Force with a better picture of the organizations, resources, and networks in the community through the creation of asset maps and a network connections map. The Moorhead Community Resilience Task Force consists of 21 organizations working to determine how to best increase Moorhead's resilience in the face of climate impacts. Supported by a Bush Foundation Community Innovation grant, the Task Force aims to create a community that can anticipate, adapt, and flourish in our changing world.

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Moorhead

Asset Mapping

Network Mapping

Northwest

Resilient Communities

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Community Based Research (CBR): Community Assistantship Program Reports
Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships

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CAP;239

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This is a co-publication of the University of Minnesota’s Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA), Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership, and the Moorhead Community Resilience Task Force. Project funding was provided by the Jane C. Freeman Rural Policy Fellowship through the Humphrey School of Public Affairs and University of Minnesota CURA Compact funding. The Community Assistantship Program (CAP) is a cross-college, cross-campus University of Minnesota initiative coordinated by the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA) and the Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships (RSDP). The content of this report is the responsibility of the author and is not necessarily endorsed by CAP, CURA, RSDP or the University of Minnesota. The Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership brings together local talent and resources with University of Minnesota knowledge to drive sustainability in agriculture and food systems, tourism and resilient communities, natural resources and clean energy. The Partnerships are part of University of Minnesota Extension. The Moorhead Community Resilience Task Force consists of 21 organizations working to determine how to best increase Moorhead's resilience in the face of climate impacts. Supported by a Bush Foundation Community Innovation grant, the task force aims to create a community that can anticipate, adapt, and flourish in our changing world.

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Harsch, Trey. (2021). Moorhead Asset/Networking Mapping Project. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/225366.

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