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Data and analysis tools to support regional competitiveness in a knowledge-based economy. An EDA project.

Empowering regional leaders

This site makes the latest research on innovation and rural development available to economic developers and other local decision makers in an easy-to-use format. Data may be used in both rural and urban regions.

Tools

Innovation Index

The Innovation Index provides insight into the innovation capacity of a region relative to the nation and 2 user-selected comparison areas.

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Cluster Analysis

This tool allows for analysis of 15 knowledge-based occupation clusters and 17 industry clusters

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View occupation patterns by industry cluster
View occupation and industry clusters side-by-side

Investment Analysis

Understand the regional development process and access tools to help guide public investment decisions

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Data Browser

Looking for even more data? View and download individual data items concerning education, employment, income, and population for any state, metro, micro, district or county in the nation.

The EDA Regional Innovation Assets Toolkit is an application produced by the University of West Virginia, George Mason University, and Florida International University.

Tutorials

Looking for an overview of the tools and ideas on how to use them in your region?

This project is funded in part by the U.S. Commerce Department's Economic Development Administration. Work was conducted by the Purdue Center for Regional Development, the Indiana Business Research Center at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, and other research partners.

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