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| | |This knowledge base for municipal technology projects serves as a central repository for information, best practices, and lessons learned from previous projects. Its purpose is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of technology implementation within a municipality by reducing the time and resources spent on repetitive tasks, promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing, and reducing the risk of project failures. |
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| | |colspan="3"|<div class="banner"; style="padding: 10px 20px 10px 20px; background-color: #e0e0e0;"> <p style="font-family:Arial; font-size: 20pt; "> <b>Spotlight on Green Horizons Initiative</b></p> </div> |
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| |The Green Horizons Initiative is a multifaceted effort to foster economic vitality, environmental sustainability, and community resilience in the Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District (UFSWQD) communities of North Portland. It encompasses projects like the Workforce Development and Vehicle Electrification Center, which aims to create jobs in emerging technologies, transition to a greener economy, and enhance community infrastructure, and the Community Engagement and Resilience Program, which focuses on empowering under-resourced neighborhoods through education, capacity-building, and strategic investments. | | |The Green Horizons Initiative is a multifaceted effort to foster economic vitality, environmental sustainability, and community resilience in the Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District (UFSWQD) communities of North Portland. It encompasses projects like the Workforce Development and Vehicle Electrification Center, which aims to create jobs in emerging technologies, transition to a greener economy, and enhance community infrastructure, and the Community Engagement and Resilience Program, which focuses on empowering under-resourced neighborhoods through education, capacity-building, and strategic investments. |
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The Green Horizons Initiative is a multifaceted effort to foster economic vitality, environmental sustainability, and community resilience in the Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District (UFSWQD) communities of North Portland. It encompasses projects like the Workforce Development and Vehicle Electrification Center, which aims to create jobs in emerging technologies, transition to a greener economy, and enhance community infrastructure, and the Community Engagement and Resilience Program, which focuses on empowering under-resourced neighborhoods through education, capacity-building, and strategic investments.
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