A program is helping small communities boost development. It targets areas with relatively small populations. The initiative is managed by a university and is aimed at towns with fewer than 15,000 residents.
This effort is intended to support towns in Minnesota. Details about the program's approach and outcomes are available from the source.
Further information can be found through the source publication for those looking to learn more about the program's goals and impact.
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