The central idea
Community prosperity depends on resident ownership, equity and participation in wealth creation. Coordinated investment should connect housing, business, workforce, infrastructure and education rather than operate as disconnected projects.
Establish the economic baseline
Volume I examines Muskegon Heights conditions and the systems affecting community wealth.
Recapture local wealth
Economic leakage analysis informs strategies to retain more purchasing power, business ownership and investment locally.
Move from diagnosis to execution
The implementation framework addresses coordination, accountability, performance management, risk and community engagement.
Create a reinforcing ecosystem
Catalytic development and the community wealth ecosystem connect private implementation capacity with community opportunity.
Report against Vision 2037
The publication proposes a Community Wealth Index and annual scorecards to track results against transparent baselines.
MEASURING WHAT MATTERS
From ambitious goals
to accountable outcomes.
The MH100 framework establishes measurable 2037 targets. This initial dashboard distinguishes published aspirations from verified progress.
Source: supplied MH100 Volume I. Verified actuals have not yet been reported.
Transparent by design. Future dashboard updates should include baseline, reporting year, verified actuals and data sources. No targets are presented here as completed results.
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