Builds upon the core principles of sustainable community development by applying them to real-life messy, wicked challenges and place-based evidence decision-making. Includes a case study component to support applied learning. Designed to systematically examine ecological, social and economic imperatives and the regenerative potential of a particular place. Explores issues and barriers while providing opportunities to dialogue and present on real-world cases where collaboration, creativity, integration, adaptation, diversity, and regenerative design guide the learning.
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