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The document outlines Alabama's efforts to develop a comprehensive statewide economic development strategy (CEDS) through partnerships between state agencies and regional councils, with the goals of promoting economic prosperity, environmental protection, and community well-being in a sustainable and globally aware manner. It provides an overview of past CEDS efforts, the current strategy and planning process, key economic indicators and projects, and intended uses of the completed statewide CEDS.

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Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy
A little background…
…There have been at least three efforts at a Statewide CEDS in Alabama

– Statewide Strategic Plan: Phase I of 2001 and Phase II of 2002

– Consolidated Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy of 2007

– Consolidated Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy of 2011

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Previous Efforts at a Statewide CEDS

What worked well? What needs improvement?

Participation Measurement of Economic Activity
Coordination Statewide Perspective
Use of Existing Processes Global Perspective
Use of Established Institutions

STATE of ALABAMA

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Partners and Support

The Alabama Association of Regional Councils
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs
The U. S. Economic Development Administration
The Planning Task Force of the AARC
The Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of
Alabama
.

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Among the purposes of the Statewide CEDS effort was to…
…enhance statewide and regional economic development efforts through
the establishment of:

An Updated Statewide CEDS
A Statewide CEDS Advisory Committee
Consistent and Relevant Measurement of Economic Indicators
A Statewide CEDS Web Site

And in the process:
Bring high priority projects to the forefront
Provide support to related efforts

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Project Team

Overall Committees
– Project Oversight – Benchmarking and Data Analysis
– Project Management – Expectations, Vision, Goals and
– Financial Administration Objectives
– Primary State Agency Liaison – Stakeholder Relations
– Web Site Development
– Editorial and Printing
Regional Support for Economic Development in Alabama

Project Schedule (Subject to Change)

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

2008 2009 2010

O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J

Project Management

(a) Open project

(b) Monitor

(c) Closeout

Benchmarking

(a) Preliminary indicators

(b) Review with PTF

(c) Confirm with End Users

(d) Finalize methodology

(e) Perform research

(f) Submit report to PTF

ConCEDS

(a) Establish advisory committee

(b) Begin review of regional CEDS

(c) Prepare extended work porgram

WebToolkit

(a) Preliminary concept w/ PTF

(b) Detail concept

(c) Confirm with End Users

(d) Prepare and distribute RFP

(e) Monitor product development

(f) Review and test product

(g) Present final product

(h) Activate WebToolkit

Advisory Committee

(a) Establish user list

(b) Contact users

(c) Prepare meetings

(d) Introductory meeting

(e) Indicators review

(f) Benchmarking review

(g) WebToolkit Review

(h) Draft ConCEDS review

(i) Final presentation meeting

STATE of ALABAMA

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Products

Alabama CEDS: The Alabama Consolidated
Comprehensive Economic Development
Strategy

Alabama in the Global Economy: Working
Toward a Sustainable Future

Report on Economic
Benchmarking

Web Site
“ceds.alabama.gov”

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Objectives…
…The objectives of the 2011 Statewide CEDS effort are to foster economic
development that promotes a more holistic approach to:
Promoting economic prosperity,
Protecting environmental vitality, and
Promoting community wellness;

…while remaining mindful of certain guiding principles, including:
Global awareness,
Regional competitiveness,
Community livability, and
A sustainable future.

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Overall Approach

Moving People and Goods
Maximizing Human Capital
Creating and Maintaining Personal Wealth
Community
Building Healthy Communities
Wellness

Environmental Economic
Vitality Prosperity

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

Transportation Projects

31 Total Projects
7 of Statewide Significance
20 of Regional Significance
4 of Local Significance

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

What Now? …Uses of the Statewide CEDS

Promote district and community specific program and project needs

Promote the CEDS process among State and Local Leadership

Use as a foundation for the District CEDS

The Alabama Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy

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