SBDCs help entrepreneurs realize the dream of business ownership and help existing businesses remain competitive in a complex, ever-changing global marketplace. They are generally affiliated with a University outreach or Extension service.
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The projects of the Two Degrees Northwest Program involve supporting and creating opportunities for heritage, art and food-based economic development and cooperatively marketing the region’s arts and fine crafts along with other locally made products such as foods, wines, unique sites, services, and experiences.
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A key component of a community’s revitalization plan is a retail market study to gain a better understanding of the types of goods and services area residents would like to have available.
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“Open for Business” is a small business training program structured as a mixed format series that can be offered in three-hour blocks once a week over a 4 – 6 week period or may be truncated to 10 hours over the course of a weekend.
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The University of Idaho Horizons Program engaged communities throughout Idaho to create plans to meet economic, educational and infrastructure needs.
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Farmers markets provide direct marketing channels for small farmers and gathering places for the social life of communities.
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The Community Data Tools Project helps Idahoans better understand the demographic, social and economic factors that affect their county.
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