Directory of Economic Development Resources

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• Bureau of Business Research

  http://cba.unl.edu/outreach/bureau-of-business-research/
  Includes an economic impact assessment, population statistics and economic projections. From the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

• Invest Nebraska

  http://www.investnebraska.com/
  Bringing together a network of resources to benefit emerging businesses, communities, investors and the Nebraska economy.

• Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC)

  http://nbdc.unomaha.edu/
  Offers consulting, training and materials for starting a new enterprise. Located at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, College of Business.

• Nebraska Department of Economic Development

  http://www.neded.org/
  Official Nebraska website offering various state resources in travel and tourism, industrial base and employment recruitment, international links, state and local business assistance and other related information.

• Nebraska Development Network - Southwest Region

  http://swndn.tripod.com/
  Works to promote growth and development of the communities and economies of the area. Includes membership details.

• Nebraska Economic Development Information

  http://econdev.nppd.com/
  Resource for businesses looking for expansion and relocation information. Includes searchable database for communities within the state.

• Northeast Nebraska Economic Development District

  http://www.nenedd.org/
  Sixteen-county regional development organization encouraging cooperation between local government and the private sector. About the region, loan programs and other business development opportunities, and related resources.

• Panhandle Area Development District

  http://www.nepadd.com/
  Provides economic information, news and links to services, as well as western Nebraska communities and areas.

 

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