Measuring the impact of community development

Sean Zielenbach

Communities and Banking, 2004, issue Fall, 3-9

Abstract: Increasingly, community development organizations are being asked to quantify the impact that they have on low- and moderate-income communities. Sean Zielenbach offers advice about undertaking this daunting and complicated task.

Keywords: Community development; Community development - Massachusetts; Community development - Connecticut (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2004
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