about Measuring Community Success and Sustainability why use this workbook? developers how do vital communities spell success? performance-based measurement and community building planning for action an introduction to measuring outcomes and measurements outcome 1 outcome 2 outcome 3 outcome 4 outcome 5 afterword comments measuring links NCRCRD home page for more information about this website, contact khetland@iastate.edu		Measuring Community Success and Sustainability: An Interactive Workbook was initiated as part of a project by the Aspen Institute's Rural Economic Policy Program, funded by the Ford Foundation. The workbook's development was supported by the North Central Regional Center for Rural Development with funding from the Resource Conservation & Development Program and the Social Sciences Institute of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and Rural Community Assistance Program of the USDA Forest Service A printed copy of Measuring Community Success and Sustainability: An Interactive Workbook is available for $10 to U.S. addresses; $17 to addresses outside the U.S. To order, send check, money order, purchase order, or MasterCard or VISA information with your request to: Attn: Kristi Hetland North Central Regional Center for Rural Development Iowa State University 107 Curtiss Hall Ames, IA 50011-1050 (515) 294-9768 (515) 294-3180 fax khetland@iastate.edu Citation: Flora, C.B., M. Kinsley, V. Luther, M. Wall, S. Odell, S. Ratner, and J. Topolsky. 1999. Measuring Community Success and Sustainability. (RRD 180). Ames, IA: North Central Regional Center for Rural Development. http://www.ncrcrd.iastate.edu/Community_Success/about.html
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