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1. Housing Markets and the Fiscal Health of US Central Cities

   Eventos
   Abril 17, 2017
   Cosponsored with the Urban Institute

   Cosponsored with the Urban Institute, this event will offer insights from two recent research projects funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation that explore the links between shocks to urban housing markets and central cities’ finances.

2. Critical Issues for the Fiscal Health of New England Cities and Towns

   Eventos
   Abril 8, 2016
   Presenters: Adam Chapdelaine, Richard W. England, Lourdes German, Michael Lawson, Christiana K. McFarland, Marc H. Pfeiffer, Ronald W. Rakow, Peder Schaefer, Robert K. Triest, Bo Zhao
   Co-sponsor: Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

   This program allows municipal officials from New England to consider critical issues for the fiscal health of their cities and towns. This small interactive invitation-only seminar is co-sponsored with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.

3. Community Resilience Through Small Scale Manufacturing

   Eventos
   Maio 3, 2023
   Moderator: Sarah Yeung, Principal, Sojourner Consulting
   Speakers: Derek Santos, Executive Director, New Bedford Economic Development Council, Lars Kuehnow, Program Officer LISC, Duluth, Misty E. Beasley, Regional Director MBAC, Akron Urban League, and Audra Ladd, Co-Director, Urban Manufacturing Alliance 

   Cohosted with the Urban Manufacturing Alliance, this webinar will offer a practical introduction to small-scale manufacturing as part of a strategy for inclusive community economic development.

4. Planning and Financing Sustainable and Equitable Cities: Global Views on Land Value Capture (A 75th Anniversary Lincoln Institute Dialogue)

   Eventos
   Outubro 27, 2021
   Speakers: Enrique Silva, Barbara Scholz, and Rudiger Ahrend

   Land value capture is a policy approach that enables communities to recover and reinvest land value increases that result from public investment and other government actions. Land value capture is rooted in the notion that public action should generate pu

5. Case Study: The Long Beach, California, Civic Center Project

   A Public-Private Partnership to Rehabilitate Municipal Infrastructure
   Outro
   Dezembro 2020
   Michael Bennon

   This case examines the process and mechanics of using the public-private partnership model to invest in local infrastructure in one U.S. city.

6. Tax Base Sharing

   Local Response to Fiscal Federalism
   Outro
   Janeiro 1979
   Paul Smith

   Written in 1979, this archival report was published as a Land Policy Roundtable and is Case Studies Series number 303. The nation’s first experience with tax base sharing was in the twin cities...

7. Webinar- Urban Property and Land Taxation in Argentina: The Challenge of Decentralization

   Eventos
   Novembro 21, 2017
   Moderator: Luis Quintanilla

   Join the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in our third Municipal Fiscal Health webinar focused on the advantages and disadvantages of decentralizing the organization and collection of the Urban Property and Land Tax in Argentina.

8. Systems Thinking Pilot

   Eventos
   Maio 16, 2016
   Faculty: Georgie Bishop, Julia Ross
   Collaborators: Congress for New Urbanism, Public Sector Consortium

   The objective of this seminar is to help city officials strengthen their ability to track, manage, and sustain the fiscal health of their communities, guided by Systems Thinking practices.

9. Webinar: Financing Infrastructure for Cities

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   Novembro 9, 2016
   Moderator: Lourdes Germán

   Join the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in our first Municipal Fiscal Health webinar focused on infrastructure finance in the U.S. featuring Dr. Julie Kim, Stanford University's Global Projects Center, and Nicole DuPuis, National League of Cities.

10. Webinar- Planning and Financing Successful Public-Private Partnerships: The National Development Council Model

    Eventos
    Junho 2, 2017
    Moderator: Lourdes Germán

    Join the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in our second Municipal Fiscal Health webinar focused on public-private partnerships, featuring Jane Campbell of the National Development Council and Mike Bailey from the City of Redmond.