In
the Spotlight
Results
That Matter
Improving Communities by Engaging Citizens, Measuring Performance
and Getting Things Done
Greater Kansas
City LISC is privileged to have partnered with community leaders
to help determine the course of neighborhood revitalization in Kansas
City. This extraordinary collaboration and one of its programs called
CD2000 are featured in the new book entitled
“Results that Matter: Improving Communities by Engaging Citizens,
Measuring Performance, and Getting Things Done.”
Targeted to
government and nonprofit managers, civic reformers, and community
leaders and activists, Results that Matter features examples, including
case studies, from 30 communities and organizations across the country.
Readers learn not only how to achieve one-time improvement of their
organizations and communities but also how to foster a continual
cycle of community renewal and improvement.
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"The
authors demonstrate that results-based governance and citizen
engagement not only enrich community improvement efforts,
they are necessary ingredients for success."
— Michael Rubinger,
President and CEO, Local Initiatives Support Corporation
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Developed and administered by Greater Kansas City LISC, CD2000 is
recognized as a national model for citizen engagement, performance
measurement and urban renewal. For Kansas City, it is the foundation
for future neighborhood revitalization efforts such as NeighborhoodsNOW.
Click
here to read the chapter that tells our story.
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If you enjoyed
reading about our case, please visit resultsthatmatter.net
to find out more about the Effective Community Governance Model
and other cases.
Available at
amazon.com or josseybass.com.
Material used by permission from Results That Matter: Improving
Communities by Engaging Citizens, Measuring Performance, and Getting
Things Done by Paul D. Epstein, Paul M. Coates, and Lyle D. Wray,
copyright (c) 2006 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Jossey-Bass,
An Imprint of John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved.
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