This working paper about the benefits of Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) is a part of CNT’s Great Lakes Sustainable Water Planning project.
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~ Scott Bernstein, CNT Founder
Accountability Framework: new ways to measure community-government collaboration
What are the best ways to track success when community residents and organizations consult with government agencies?View by topic:
