Stronger Economies Together (SET) Strategies for Building New Economic Opportunities.

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Stronger Economies Together (SET) Strategies for Building New Economic Opportunities

Sponsors & Partners SET Sponsors:  USDA Rural Development  Four Regional Rural Development Centers Key partners:  Extension and research faculty from land-grant universities in the U.S.  National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USDA  Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce

Pre-Training Assessment Please take a few minutes to complete the brief questionnaire. Why? To determine your level of familiarity with the topics being covered in the SET training program

A Snapshot of SET ModuleOne

Purpose of SET Help rural communities/counties to work together as a regional team in developing and implementing an economic development blueprint that builds on the current and emerging economic strengths of their region.

Why We Launched Set Concern for the economic health of rural areas USDA Secretary Vilsack commented: “I have reached the conclusion that we must overhaul our approach to economic development in rural America. The framework of the new effort recognizes that the rural economy of tomorrow will be a regional economy. No one community will prosper in isolation.”

Phase I and II SET States Phase I StatesPhase II States

Two Key SET Groups in Your State State Partner Team Composed of state/regional agencies and institutions Anchored by USDA RD & Extension Service Oversees and guides the SET initiative State Training Team Usually a subset of the State Partner Team Delivers the SET program to the regions

What SET Provides Regional Teams Training and Guidance Tailored Data Planning Tools Technical Assistance Peer-to- Peer Connections

The Nine SET Training Modules The Basics Snapshot of SET Regional Development 101 Gearing Up Building a Strong Regional Team Developing Your Vision and Goals Examining Resources Examining Assets and Barriers Focusing on Current Demographic Features Exploring Opportunities for a Stronger Regional Economy Moving Into Action Planning for Success Measuring for Success

SET: What Are Your Hopes? Round 1: 2-3 things you hope SET does for your personally Round 2: 2-3 things you hope SET does for your region What items were identified most often? Anything missing?

What Will Your Team Do? Develop an economic development blueprint for the region Complete several activities throughout SET that will build that plan

The Activities You Will Undertake 1.Explore existing economic development trends and strategies 2.Build a team that is reflective of the region 3.Design an inspiring vision statement 4.Examine the characteristics of your region’s population, education, and workforce 5.Analyze regional economic clusters 6.Compile a detailed list of regional assets

The Activities (Continued) 7.Develop strong, viable regional goals 8.Define strategies to achieve these goals 9.Build and implement an action plan 9.Monitor progress; adjust as needed 10.Determine impacts of your efforts 11.Keep the momentum going!!

Final Thoughts Any items to clarify? Other questions about SET? Preparing for the next session  Others to invite to the next SET meeting  Current economic development activities of counties/communities in the region

What’s Ahead in Module Two Defining economic development Exploring major trends Examining your economic development activities Defining a region: Different approaches Determining key features of successful regions