EcoDistricts Information Exchange

An Online Library to Advance District and Neighborhood-Scale Equitable & Sustainable Development

The EcoDistricgs Information Exchange is an ever-expanding online library of original and curated resources designed to support the application of best practices, innovative solutions, and her to peer exchange for those looking to advance Just Growth.

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Data Tools

Data Driven Detroit Mapping Tools

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Categories: Affordable Housing, Built Environment, Community, Equity, Governance, Place, Prosperity

By: Data Driven Detroit

Data Driven Detroit is the local Data intermediary for Detroit, Michigan. They have a variety of tools available for use by community members, non-profits, and developers to in order to provide accessible, high-quality information and analysis to drive informed decision-making.

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Reports and Master Plans

A Placemaking Vision for Downtown Detroit

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Categories: Equity, Place, Roadmap

By: Opportunity Detroit

This report focuses on how the public spaces, and particularly the three major downtown parks, can be transformed, both in the long and short term so that they support this exciting commercial and residential rebirth in the downtown Detroit, and also become destinations in their own right.

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Toolkits and Guides

Building Healthy Places Toolkit

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Categories: Built Environment, Equity, Health and Wellbeing, Place

By: Urban Land Institute

ULI’s Building Healthy Places Toolkit: Strategies for Enhancing Health in the Built Environment outlines evidence-supported opportunities for enhancing health outcomes in real estate developments. The toolkit is a useful complement to the EcoDistricts Protocol Health + Wellbeing Priority area.

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Case Studies

Cultural Programming

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Categories: Engagement, Place

By: EcoDistricts

Creative place making and cultural programming are becoming increasingly popular economic development strategies. Neighborhoods and local cultural organizations are banding together to transform their cultural attributes into celebrations that attract people into the area.

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