Community Resilience Webinar Series The 2020 Resilience Series included the following: Economic Recovery: Essential First Steps and Best Practice Local Investment Vehicles: Community Investment Co-ops Remote Working & Rural Hubs Placemaking: Public Spaces In A New Normal Local Investment Vehicles: Community Foundations Pivoting Tourism As We Emerge from Covid-19 Recovery Strategies for Long Term Resiliance […]
WHY CERTIFY? CERTIFICATION VS. CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS A Certificate Program is a training program on a topic for which participants receive a certificate after attendance and/or completion of the coursework. Some programs also require successful demonstration of attainment of the course objectives. One who completes a professional certificate program is known as a certificate holder. A credential
THRIVESASK PROGRAM The ThriveSask Program is a place-based economic development approach designed for urban communities with a population less than 5,000. It aims to harness the social, economic, physical, and cultural assets that set a place apart, and ultimately leads to tangible outcomes that benefit the entire community or region. Delivery is suitable for
ECONOMIC RESILIENCE & RECOVERY Physical and socio-economic disruptions are becoming more common. They can affect the day to day functioning of our communities, causing human, material or environmental losses. Our three part TOOLKIT connects disruption management functions with economic principles to identify key issues and suggested action planning. Wherever possible, resources and contacts specific to
BUSINESS RETENTION AND EXPANSION Efforts to retain and grow existing business in our communities is now an integral component of local and regional economic development strategies. Using SEDA’s BUSINESS COUNTS program, a focus on retaining and expanding your local and regional business base can be an ongoing process that “simply runs in the background” of your other development efforts.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS SASKATCHEWAN SEDA is pleased to promote and support a First Impressions Community Exchange Program for member communities. This program is a simple and cost effective initiative which contributes to building a vision and strategic plan for a municipality or region. The intent of the program is to provide two participating communities with unbiased
PATHFINDING Saskatchewan Ministry of Trade and Export Development Key Sector Fact Sheets Current Economic Statistics View current Statistical Updates here Access additional databases at Ecdevonline.ca under Socio-Economic Data. SEDA Members may connect to Funding Sources HERE. In this area we connect you to public and non-governmental organizations that may support your community and economic development endeavours. Indigenous Aboriginal Business Canada
COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONSULTING Since 1984, SEDA has been dedicated to supporting communities on their journey towards becoming investment ready. We understand the challenges that communities face, and are committed to providing tailored solutions that meet their unique needs. Our team of professionals is passionate about working with communities and helping them to thrive. Consulting
OUR SERVICES SEDA supports its members by sharing resources, exchanging knowledge, and creating meaningful connections across the three pillars of nonprofit, business, and government. We provide support to you in a number of different ways, including community consulting, online and in-person learning, and specific community and business development programs. SEDA programs help to assess competitive
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