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 "snippet": "One of the principles of ON TO 2050 is inclusive growth, which refers to \u201ceconomic processes that enable the broadest possible proportion of residents and communities to contribute to and benefit from the region\u2019s prosperity.\u201d This local strategy map identifies the region\u2019s Economically Disconnected Areas (EDAs) and disinvested areas, which highlight places in the region least connected to this prosperity that may also be experiencing disinvestment. EDAs identify areas with concentrations of both low-income households and minority or limited English proficiency population; approximately one-third of the region\u2019s population lives in EDAs. Disinvested areas identify predominantly nonresidential places with struggling local economies. These geographies should be examined both separately and together. While some policy solutions will be common to both geographies, other solutions may be unique to each geography.\n\nTo advance ON TO 2050\u2019s commitment to inclusive growth, CMAP has defined Economically Disconnected and Disinvested Areas within the region. Economically Disconnected Areas (EDAs) are areas that describe population-based estimates of concentrated low-income and minority status, whereas disinvested areas outline places with long-term declines in employment and other markers of commercial market weakness. Together, these communities experience a persistent, long-term lack of market investment, leading to declining property values, taxes, employment, and, frequently, population. Disinvestment often constrains the ability of any individual community to respond effectively to these losses, and high tax rates and low market potential limit private investment.",
 "description": "<DIV STYLE=\"text-align:Left;\"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>Documentation can be found on the <\/SPAN><A href=\"http://wiki.cmap.local/mediawiki/index.php/Economically_Disconnected_Areas\"><SPAN>Economically Disconnected Areas <\/SPAN><\/A><SPAN>and <\/SPAN><A href=\"http://wiki.cmap.local/mediawiki/index.php/Disinvested_areas\"><SPAN>Disinvested Areas <\/SPAN><\/A><SPAN>wiki pages.<\/SPAN><\/P><P><SPAN>Data and documentation also available on the CMAP Data Hub at: <\/SPAN><A href=\"https://datahub.cmap.illinois.gov/dataset/on-to-2050-layer-edas-disinvested-areas\"><SPAN>https://datahub.cmap.illinois.gov/dataset/on-to-2050-layer-edas-disinvested-areas<\/SPAN><\/A><\/P><\/DIV><\/DIV><\/DIV>",
 "summary": "One of the principles of ON TO 2050 is inclusive growth, which refers to \u201ceconomic processes that enable the broadest possible proportion of residents and communities to contribute to and benefit from the region\u2019s prosperity.\u201d This local strategy map identifies the region\u2019s Economically Disconnected Areas (EDAs) and disinvested areas, which highlight places in the region least connected to this prosperity that may also be experiencing disinvestment. EDAs identify areas with concentrations of both low-income households and minority or limited English proficiency population; approximately one-third of the region\u2019s population lives in EDAs. Disinvested areas identify predominantly nonresidential places with struggling local economies. These geographies should be examined both separately and together. While some policy solutions will be common to both geographies, other solutions may be unique to each geography.\n\nTo advance ON TO 2050\u2019s commitment to inclusive growth, CMAP has defined Economically Disconnected and Disinvested Areas within the region. Economically Disconnected Areas (EDAs) are areas that describe population-based estimates of concentrated low-income and minority status, whereas disinvested areas outline places with long-term declines in employment and other markers of commercial market weakness. Together, these communities experience a persistent, long-term lack of market investment, leading to declining property values, taxes, employment, and, frequently, population. Disinvestment often constrains the ability of any individual community to respond effectively to these losses, and high tax rates and low market potential limit private investment.",
 "title": "ON TO 2050 Local Strategy Map: Economically-Disconnected Areas and Disinvested Areas",
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  "ON TO 2050",
  "GIS",
  "Local Strategy Maps",
  "Economically Disconnected Areas",
  "Disenvestment"
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 "accessInformation": "Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning, 2018",
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