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All Topics Civic Engagement Community Revitalization Data Sources & Impact Measures Enterprise Community Loan Fund Enterprise Green Communities 1. Integrated Design Process 2. Location and Neighborhood Fabric 3. Site Improvements 4. Water Conservation 5. Energy Efficiency 6. Materials Beneficial to the Environment 7. Healthy Living Environment 8. Operations and Maintenance Financial & Organizational Management Foreclosure Response & Neighborhood Stabilization Green Affordable Housing Homeownership Housing Development Process Housing Finance Innovation & Leadership Preserving Affordable Housing Property & Asset Management Public Policy Rural & Native American Housing Vulnerable Populations


Enterprise Live Online Event: The Green Communities Initiative
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Published 2005
Source Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
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The full document (above) contains a detailed description of the class and how to view the recorded version via WebEx.

Over time, Green Communities will transform the way Americans think about, locate, design and build affordable homes. Green Communities is a five-year, $550 million fund to build more than 8,500 rental and for-sale homes across the country that provide significant health, economic and environmental benefits to low-income families and communities. This groundbreaking effort is a partnership of Enterprise and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), along with the American Institute of Architects, the American Planning Association and leading corporate, financial and philanthropic organizations.

 
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We are Enterprise. Our family includes Enterprise Community Partners, Inc, a national Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides expertise for affordable housing and sustainable communities. Financing for affordable housing is offered through our tax-exempt subsidiary, Enterprise Community Loan Fund, Inc., and our for-profit subsidiary, Enterprise Community Investment, Inc. Housing development is offered through Enterprise Community Investment's subsidiary, Enterprise Homes, Inc. The content on this website reflects information about all of these entities.