Sentences with phrase «include vibrant economies»

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The Department supports the County's vibrant agricultural economy through agricultural programs including The County's Agricultural and Farmland Protection Plan and Agricultural District Program.

The county has a vibrant, diverse economy that includes software companies, venture capital firms, and biotech firms.

Government: The Economic Development & Special Projects Divison creates and manages a range of programs that support and develop a vibrant local economy, including business attraction, retention and expansion; economic planning and forecasting; expanding the City's economic base in tourism and the urban art program.

«Some of these key factors include the unwavering commitment of the Abu Dhabi government to a well - thought - out plan, a strong and vibrant economy as well as the substantial strides made in the development of the tourism infrastructure including expansion of airport capacity, exhibition and meetings space, the completion of iconic hotel developments and an overall increase in hotel / hotel apartment room capacity which went from 12,800 rooms at the beginning of the year to 17,500 at the year - end.

The local economy is vibrant and offers many business opportunities, and the local resources of Piura include the Paita, Talara, Bayovar Seas and the Poechos reservoir.

In Curaçao's case, the challenge is finding ways to move beyond an economy based for nearly 100 years on refining Venezuelan oil to a more diverse one including substantial tourism — but doing so without degrading the still - vibrant reefs ringing parts of its coast.

Elk Grove Village was recently included in Fifty Fabulous Places to Raise Your Family because of its parks, schools, access to transportation, varied housing, vibrant economy, low crime rate, community services, and small - town atmosphere.

While the 100RC programme identifies 11 shocks, from a nuclear incident to civil unrest, the one that stands out for Evangelinos in terms of a vibrant downtown is the possibility of «financial and / or economic crisis», while possible stresses (from a list of 37) could include aging infrastructure, crime, homelessness, lack of affordable housing, traffic congestion, uncontrolled urban development and an undiversified economy.