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The document discusses the Housing and Community Development Network of NJ's vision of promoting affordable housing and community development to foster healthy communities. It seeks equity in people, policies, and practices through capacity building, technical assistance, resource development, public policy, and cross-sector partnerships and coalitions. The goal is to democratize development decision-making.
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- 3. Equitable Community Development Economic Development & Opportunity Affordable Housing & Choice Health Equity & Place Environment & Land Use
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