Most resources in the ORD are available to CDFA members only. CDFA members should login with their CDFA Account at the top of the page to access the full set of resources. Non-members are encouraged to
City Center TIF in Bowling Green, KYMembers only Login
Mary Cohron with Warren County Downtown Economic Development Authority provides details on the City Center TIF in Bowling Green, KY. The presentation covers revitalization to transform the area into a Downtown gateway for Western Kentucky University.
Downtown Revitalization Strategies
In the second installment of the CDFA-Stifel Small, Medium and Rural Community Development Finance Webcast Series, speakers Cheryl Strickland, Ben Van Hooser, Diane Alecusan, and Jeff Siegler focus on small town and rural community downtowns, and...
Assessing the Landscape of Local Food in Appalachia
The Appalachian Regional Commission released this report which is an assessment of food system infrastructure, access to capital for entrepreneurs, education, and regional capacity in the Appalachian region.
The Louisville Local Food Demand Analysis Members only Login
The Louisville Local Food Demand Analysis is a comprehensive, qualitative and quantitative analysis of demand for local food in Louisville Metro/Jefferson County, Kentucky. Seed Capital Kentucky, a non-profit with the mission to catalyze the success...
Kentucky Micro-Enterprise Loan ProgramMembers only Login
This document from the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development presents requirements and other information for the Kentucky Micro-Enterprise Loan Program, which can provide loans of up to $50K for eligible businesses with fewer than 50 employees.
State Energy RLFs -- Overview and TrendsMembers only Login
This report from the National Association of State Energy Officials covers state revolving loan funds, particularly with regards to newly created or altered with ARRA funding. The report offers an overview of RLFs and provides summaries of the...
City of Hopkinsville TIF Guidelines and Criteria
The City of Hopkinsville follows these guidelines and criteria for using tax increment finance in the city. Included is a program overview, the application process, evaluation criteria, and project eligibility.
Building Louisville’s Local Food Economy Members only Login
Over the course of the study period, the Market Ventures, Inc. and Karp Resources team studied the city’s existing food economy, the present state of Kentucky agriculture, and current initiatives at the local and state level. Through its research...
The Kentucky Foundation for Women
The Kentucky Foundation for Women recognizes feminism as a dynamic force for social change that varies across age, ethnicity, economic class, geography, sexuality, and other differences. The Foundation defines positive social change outcomes as:...