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Center for Community Development Investments
Welcome to the Center for Community Development Investments, an online clearinghouse of investment resources that also encourages collaboration, innovation and research in the community development investment industry. The Center is sponsored and staffed by the Community Development Unit of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco with direction from an Advisory Committee of industry practitioners and researchers. |
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Working Paper: February, 2012
Credit Unions, Community Development, and the Great Recession
:: Clifford Rosenthal, National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions
Posted March 2, 2012 |
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Advancing Social Impact Investments through Measurement Community Development Investment Review
Volume 7, Issue 2, 2011
Posted November 10, 2011
This issue of the Review includes the proceedings of the "Advancing Social Impact Investments through Measurement" conference held at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors on March 21, 2011. The conference was an attempt to bring both the community development finance and the impact investing communities together to share recent developments in innovation in social metrics and to think more deeply about how the government could play a role in promoting more and better measurement of social and environmental outcomes. In addition to the proceedings, this issue includes a series of thoughtful essays written by conference attendees in response to what they heard at the convening. |
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Exploring New Models for Affordable Housing
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Posted September 12, 2011 |
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Working Paper: December, 2010
Charter School Tax Credit: Investing in Human Capital
:: Ian Galloway, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Posted December 15, 2010
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David J. Erickson Book Launch
Posted September 25, 2009
In his new book "The Housing Policy Revolution: Networks and Neighborhoods" David Erickson, PhD and Manager of the Center for Community Development Investments, investigates how our historic approach to housing policy developed and fundamentally transformed governmental response to public welfare. |
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