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Twin Cities CompassMeasuring progress. Inspiring action.The Twin Cities region has long been known for offering a high quality of life – but will it remain so? How do we know we are moving in the right direction? Compass gives everyone in the Twin Cities – policymakers, business and community leaders, and concerned individuals who live and work here – a common foundation to identify, understand, and act on community issues that affect our region by:
PROJECT DEVELOPMENTMomentum for this initiative began in 2004 when a delegation of community leaders from Minnesota visited Boston and learned about the Boston Indicators Project. The Itasca Project, several foundations, and other groups interested in the Twin Cities’ vitality and global competitiveness turned to Wilder Research to implement a similar project for our region. More than 300 volunteers from academia, private industry, public and nonprofit sectors helped to shape the project, serving on topic and technical advisory committees. Twin Cities Compass volunteers ways to use this siteGet facts that matter Learn how others have tackled an issue Dig deeper Take action Improve the Twin Cities by improving Compass!Have an idea to enhance our web site? Do you know of a study, report or
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