Inputs to Innovation Capacity: What Gets Mapped: Regional Economic Development: CareerOneStop

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Asset Mapping Roadmap : State Labor Market Information : Competency Model Clearinghouse : Business Assistance : Workforce³One

census quickfacts : economic development hotreport : quarterly workforce indicators : employment dynamics : on-the-map : fedstats : analyst resource center

Print or download the Asset Mapping Roadmap: A Guide to Assessing Regional Development Resources document.
Use this Sample Regional Business Survey to help determine the factors that affect business.
View The Washington Innovation Economy as an example of a comprehensive asset mapping effort.

Each input in the innovation-based model affects a region’s capacity for supporting innovation in different ways. The following sections describe how assets, networks, and culture can positively or negatively impact a region’s innovation platform. Specific elements recommended for inclusion in the mapping exercise are provided.

Read about these types of input metrics:

Assets

Networks

Cultures

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