Achieving a durable economy: Lessons learned from Burlington, Vermont

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In this case, an overview is provided of the innovative economic and community development approaches that the City of Burlington, Vermont has used over several decades to create a more sustainable economy. A description of the six sectors of a durable economy discusses locally focused, cultural, social, inclusive, political, and environmental/sustainable aspects. Lessons learned about various initiatives used to foster a more durable economy are presented to conclude the case.

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Seifer, B., Antczak, E., & Phillips, R. (2020). Achieving a durable economy: Lessons learned from Burlington, Vermont. Local Development and Society, 1(1), 43–52. https://doi.org/10.1080/26883597.2020.1824127

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